T□e□o□c□pt□fRenZh□DeBe□Y□ancan□□tra□edb□c□□oa□cient□□inesephil□so□□y□p□rtic□la□l□□o□fuc□a□i□mand□□□ism.Con□□□i□□□□n□of□□emo□t□n□□uen□i□l□□i□□sophe□s□n□h□ne□□□is□□□y□□□ph□sizedtheimporta□□e□fR□n(仁□,□□i□□□anbet□□ns□a□e□□s"ben□vol□nce□or"□□maneness."Acco□dingto□onf□cius,Re□isthefundamental□ir□ue□□atdefines□u□annat□reandg□idesmoralbehavior.Daoist□hilo□□p□ers,on□□eo□□e□ha□d□fo□use□onthenatural□nd□□ontaneousasp□□□so□hu□an□□tur□,ad□□c□t□ngfo□□retur□t□simpl□cityandh□rmonyw□th□□□Dao(道□,□r□h□□ay□□/p>Theco□□eptofR□n□□a□eB□□Yua□c□□□et□acedback□oan□ie□t□□inesephi□osop□□,par□□□□l□rlyConfuciani□ma□dDao□sm.Confuc□□s,oneoft□emo□t□□f□u□□□ialph□l□□oph□r□□□Chines□□istory,em□hasizedtheimpo□tanceo□Ren(仁□□which□□nbetra□sla□edas□b□nevolence□or"hum□n□ness."□cc□□din□□o□onfuci□□,Ren□□the□und□□ental□□r□ueth□t□□f□ne□□□□□nnatu□e□□dgu□d□s□□ra□behavior.Daoi□t□hil□sop□ers□on□□e□th□rhand□focuse□o□thenat□ra□□nds□o□□ane□us□spect□o□humann□ture,advocati□gfor□r□t□rn□osim□lic□t□andha□monywi□□t□eDa□□□□,□r□heWa□.Thec□nceptofR□n□haDeB□nYuan□□n□etr□ced□acktoancientChin□se□h□losophy,□a□t□□ularl□Confucia□ismand□ao□sm.□onfucius,□neoft□e□osti□f□uen□ia□philoso□□ersi□Chinese□is□or□,emphasizedtheim□ortan□eofRen(仁□,whi□h□anbetranslatedas"□en□□□l□n□e"or"h□□anene□s□"□□co□di□gtoCo□fu□□u□,Ren□s□hefu□d□m□□t□lvirt□e□ha□□e□ineshu□anna□□r□□□□gu□d□□moralbe□av□or□Dao□s□p□□lo□o□he□s,on□heothe□ha□d□f□c□□edo□thenat□r□l□□ds□ont□neousasp□cts□□humannature,a□vocating□o□ar□tu□ntos□mplic□tya□d□ar□onywitht□□Dao(道),□□theWay." />
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