Theconcept□□□□nZhaDeBe□Yua□can□□t□acedb□ckto□□cien□C□□n□sephilos□□hy,□□rticu□ar□□□□nf□□ia□i□m□n□□aoism□C□□fu□i□s,o□□ofthemostinfluent□al□hiloso□hersinChinese□is□or□,emph□siz□dt□ei□p□□□a□ceofR□n(□□,whi□□canbet□ansl□ted□□"□□□□□o□e□□□"or"humane□ess."Accord□n□□oCo□f□cius,□e□isthe□undament□lvi□□□etha□de□ines□umannat□□e□□□guidesmoralb□ha□i□r.D□□□□t□h□losophers,o□the□th□rh□□d,foc□se□o□t□□nat□□□la□dsponta□e□u□aspe□ts□fh□man□□tur□□a□□oc□tingforar□turnt□si□p□i□itya□dhar□on□□i□ht□eDa□(□)□ortheW□□□Thec□nc□p□of□enZh□DeBe□Y□an□an□etrac□dbac□toancien□C□inesephi□os□phy,pa□ticularlyCo□f□c□anisma□dDa□□s□.Con□ucius,one□fth□mo□tinfl□ent□□l□hil□soph□r□in□hine□ehist□ry□e□ph□sizedtheimpor□□nce□f□□n(仁□,□□□chcanbet□anslate□□□"benevolenc□"o□"hu□ane□ess."Accordi□g□oC□n□u□□□□,Ren□sth□fun□□□□ntalvir□□□□hatd□□ine□h□□annatur□□ndg□ide□m□ra□□eh□v□or.Daois□□hilos□□hers,ont□eot□e□h□□d,□□c□s□□□□thenatural□n□s□□□ta□eousaspe□ts□fh□□ann□tur□□□d□oc□t□ng□□□a□etur□tos□□□□i□□ty□n□h□rm□nyw□t□□h□Dao(道),or□□□Way.Th□□once□tofRe□ZhaDeBenYuancan□etr□cedback□□anci□□tCh□n□se□h□l□sop□□,□ar□icularl□Co□□ucia□ismandDao□□□.C□nfuciu□,oneofthemost□nfluen□□□l□□iloso□hersinChinesehisto□y,emphas□zedthe□m□□rta□ceof□e□(仁□□□hi□□ca□be□□□ns□□te□as"be□e□□□en□□"□r"hum□□ene□s□"Acc□□dingtoConfucius□Re□isthefu□d□□enta□virtueth□tdefinesh□m□□nat□rean□g□id□s□or□lbe□□vi□□.□a□i□tphilosophe□s,on□heother□an□,□□cuse□onthen□t□ra□and□po□□aneousas□e□tsof□u□annat□□e,adv□c□□□□gfo□a□et□□nto□i□□l□c□□ya□dharmo□ywith□heDao(道)□orthe□ay." />
全集 主演:谢琳·伍德蕾 本·门德尔森 拉尔夫·伊内森 约翰·艾德坡 马塞拉·伦茨·波普 萝丝玛丽·邓斯莫尔 迈克尔·克莱姆 达西·劳瑞 马克·卡马乔 亚瑟·霍尔顿 理查德·泽曼 杰森·卡弗利尔 杜桑恩·杜基齐 亚历克斯·格雷文施泰因 肖恩·塔克 鲍比·布朗 马克·安东尼·克鲁帕 乔安·哈特 李凯莉 马克·戴 海蒂·福斯 毛里齐奥·泰拉扎诺 麦莎·乌里
导演:金泰浩
Theco□cept□fRen□□aDeB□nYu□ncanbetr□cedbacktoan□ie□tChine□ephiloso□hy□p□rtic□larlyConfuc□□nis□a□dDaoism□Confucius,oneoft□□mostinflu□n□ialphilosophe□□inChinesehist□ry,e□□has□ze□t□ei□p□rtanceofRen(仁□,which□a□b□tra□slatedas"bene□o□ence"o□"□uma□ene□□."AccordingtoConfucius,Re□i□t□efundam□□talv□rtue□hat□efineshumannat□reandguides□o□albehavior.D□oistphilosophers,on□heothe□□□n□□fo□u□edonthe□aturalandspo□taneousasp□ctsofh□mannature□advoc□□ingforareturn□os□mplicityan□ha□mon□witht□eDao(道),ortheWay.□>
The□onceptof□en□h□DeBenY□anca□betracedback□□an□□□ntChinesephilo□ophy□part□c□□arlyConfuc□anismandDa□□s□□C□nfucius□oneofthe□o□t□□f□uentialphilosophersinChines□□isto□y,emphasized□heimport□nceo□Ren(仁),whichcanbetransl□teda□"ben□□olence□o□"hum□n□ness."Ac□□rding□oConf□□ius,Reni□th□fun□□mentalvirtuet□atdefineshumannatur□□ndg□ide□mor□□be□avior.Daoistphilosop□ers,ontheotherhand,focusedonthe□□turaland□pontaneou□aspectsofh□m□nnat□re,advo□atingfora□e□□rntosi□pl□c□tyand□armo□ywithth□Dao(道),ortheWay□<□□>□p>TheconceptofRenZhaDeBe□Yua□can□□t□acedb□ckto□□cientC□in□sephiloso□hy,□articu□ar□y□□nfu□ia□ismand□aoism□Co□fu□ius,o□eofthemostinfluentialphiloso□hersinChinese□is□ory,emph□sizedt□eimpo□□a□ceofRen(□□,whi□□canbetranslated□s"□e□□□o□e□□□"or"humaneness."Accord□ng□oConfucius,Renisthefundament□lvirtuethatdefines□umannat□re□□dguidesmoralb□havior.Da□i□tph□losophers,o□theoth□rhand,focusedo□th□nat□rala□dspontaneou□aspectsofhuman□atur□□a□voc□tingforareturntosi□p□i□itya□dharmonywi□htheDao(□),ortheW□y.
Thec□nceptofRenZhaDeBe□Yuan□an□etrac□dbac□toancientChinesephi□os□phy,pa□ticularlyConf□c□anismandDa□ism.Con□ucius,one□fthemo□tinfluent□□lphilosoph□r□inChine□ehistory,e□phasizedtheimpor□□nce□f□□n(仁□,□hichcanbetranslated□□"benevolenc□"o□"humane□ess."Accordi□g□oC□n□uciu□,Renisth□fun□a□□ntalvirtuethatd□finesh□mannatur□andguidesm□ra□behavior.Daois□□hiloso□hers,ont□eothe□h□nd,f□cused□□thenatural□n□sponta□eousaspe□tsofh□□annature,□dvocat□ng□o□areturntos□m□li□□ty□ndharmonyw□t□theDao(道),ortheWay.
<□>Th□□onceptofRenZhaDeBenYuancan□etr□cedback□□anci□□tChinese□h□losoph□,par□icularl□Co□fucia□ismandDaoi□m.Confucius,oneofthemostinfluentialphilosophersinChinesehisto□y,emphas□zedthe□mportanceof□e□(仁□□□hic□ca□be□□anslatedas"be□e□o□enc□"or"humanene□s."AccordingtoConfucius□Re□isthefund□mentalvirtuethatdefineshuma□nat□reandg□id□smor□lbehavio□.□aoistphilosophers,on□heother□an□,□ocuse□onthen□tura□and□po□taneousaspe□tsof□umannat□re,adv□c□t□□gfo□a□et□□nto□i□pl□c□□ya□dharmo□ywith□heDao(道)□orthe□ay. ... 详情
Theco□cept□fRen□□aDeB□nYu□ncanbetr□cedbacktoan□ie□tChine□ephiloso□hy□p□rtic□larlyConfuc□□nis□a□dDaoism□Confucius,oneoft□□mostinflu□n□ialphilosophe□□inChinesehist□ry,e□□has□ze□t□ei□p□rtanceofRen(仁□,which□a□b□tra□slatedas"bene□o□ence"o□"□uma□ene□□."AccordingtoConfucius,Re□i□t□efundam□□talv□rtue□hat□efineshumannat□reandguides□o□albehavior.D□oistphilosophers,on□heothe□□□n□□fo□u□edonthe□aturalandspo□taneousasp□ctsofh□mannature□advoc□□ingforareturn□os□mplicityan□ha□mon□witht□eDao(道),ortheWay.□>
The□onceptof□en□h□DeBenY□anca□betracedback□□an□□□ntChinesephilo□ophy□part□c□□arlyConfuc□anismandDa□□s□□C□nfucius□oneofthe□o□t□□f□uentialphilosophersinChines□□isto□y,emphasized□heimport□nceo□Ren(仁),whichcanbetransl□teda□"ben□□olence□o□"hum□n□ness."Ac□□rding□oConf□□ius,Reni□th□fun□□mentalvirtuet□atdefineshumannatur□□ndg□ide□mor□□be□avior.Daoistphilosop□ers,ontheotherhand,focusedonthe□□turaland□pontaneou□aspectsofh□m□nnat□re,advo□atingfora□e□□rntosi□pl□c□tyand□armo□ywithth□Dao(道),ortheWay□<□□>□p>TheconceptofRenZhaDeBe□Yua□can□□t□acedb□ckto□□cientC□in□sephiloso□hy,□articu□ar□y□□nfu□ia□ismand□aoism□Co□fu□ius,o□eofthemostinfluentialphiloso□hersinChinese□is□ory,emph□sizedt□eimpo□□a□ceofRen(□□,whi□□canbetranslated□s"□e□□□o□e□□□"or"humaneness."Accord□ng□oConfucius,Renisthefundament□lvirtuethatdefines□umannat□re□□dguidesmoralb□havior.Da□i□tph□losophers,o□theoth□rhand,focusedo□th□nat□rala□dspontaneou□aspectsofhuman□atur□□a□voc□tingforareturntosi□p□i□itya□dharmonywi□htheDao(□),ortheW□y.
Thec□nceptofRenZhaDeBe□Yuan□an□etrac□dbac□toancientChinesephi□os□phy,pa□ticularlyConf□c□anismandDa□ism.Con□ucius,one□fthemo□tinfluent□□lphilosoph□r□inChine□ehistory,e□phasizedtheimpor□□nce□f□□n(仁□,□hichcanbetranslated□□"benevolenc□"o□"humane□ess."Accordi□g□oC□n□uciu□,Renisth□fun□a□□ntalvirtuethatd□finesh□mannatur□andguidesm□ra□behavior.Daois□□hiloso□hers,ont□eothe□h□nd,f□cused□□thenatural□n□sponta□eousaspe□tsofh□□annature,□dvocat□ng□o□areturntos□m□li□□ty□ndharmonyw□t□theDao(道),ortheWay.
<□>Th□□onceptofRenZhaDeBenYuancan□etr□cedback□□anci□□tChinese□h□losoph□,par□icularl□Co□fucia□ismandDaoi□m.Confucius,oneofthemostinfluentialphilosophersinChinesehisto□y,emphas□zedthe□mportanceof□e□(仁□□□hic□ca□be□□anslatedas"be□e□o□enc□"or"humanene□s."AccordingtoConfucius□Re□isthefund□mentalvirtuethatdefineshuma□nat□reandg□id□smor□lbehavio□.□aoistphilosophers,on□heother□an□,□ocuse□onthen□tura□and□po□taneousaspe□tsof□umannat□re,adv□c□t□□gfo□a□et□□nto□i□pl□c□□ya□dharmo□ywith□heDao(道)□orthe□ay.