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Th□conce□□ofRenZha□eB□nYuancanbetra□ed□acktoancientChinesephilosophy,pa□ticular□yC□n□u□ianisma□dDaoism□C□nfu□ius,oneofth□mo□□influ□ntial□hilos□ph□rsin□hi□es□□is□ory,emphasizedt□eimp□rtanceof□en(仁),□h□chcanbe□ranslatedas"bene□olence"or"hu□aneness."Accordin□toCo□□□cius,Renis□hefundament□lvirt□□thatde□ineshu□□n□atureand□uide□m□ralb□□avior.□aoistp□□l□□opher□,ontheo□he□hand,focus□□onthe□atura□andsp□□ta□eousa□□ects□fhu□an□at□re,advocatin□for□returntosimpli□ityandharmon□w□t□theDao(道),orth□Way.<□p> Theconceptof□en□haDeBenYuancanb□tracedbacktoanc□□□tChinesephi□osoph□□particularly□onfuciani□□a□dDa□□sm.Con□u□ius,□neo□th□mostinfluent□al□hilosophersi□Chinesehis□□□y,emphasizedt□ei□□ortan□eofRen□□),which□anbetrans□□tedas"b□nev□□ence"or"humaneness."□c□ordingtoConfucius,Renisthef□ndamenta□vi□tuethatd□□in□shumannatureandguides□oralbehavio□.Daoistphilosoph□rs,ontheotherhand,focusedon□hen□turalandspontaneousasp□□tsofhum□nnature,advocatingfor□□eturntosimplicityandhar□onywithth□Da□(道),ortheWay. Th□co□ce□tof□□nZhaDeB□nYuancanbetrace□ba□ktoancientChine□ephilosophy,particularlyC□nfuci□nisman□Dao□s□.Confucius,oneofthemos□i□fl□□n□ial□h□l□sop□ersinChinese□isto□y,e□phasized□hei□port□nceo□□en(仁),wh□c□□anbetranslated□s□benev□le□ce□or"human□n□□s.□AccordingtoConfuci□s,□enisthe□undame□□□lvirtuetha□defi□e□h□mannat□rea□dguidesmoralb□havior.Daoistph□losophe□s□ontheoth□rhand,□ocusedonthenatural□ndsp□ntane□usaspectsof□u□a□nature,ad□ocati□g□orareturntos□mpl□c□t□an□harmonyw□ththeDao(道)□ortheW□y.