T□□con□eptofRe□Z□aDeB□nYuan□an□□traced□ackto□ncientC□in□s□ph□lo□op□y□p□rt□cularlyCo□□□□i□□i□ma□dDao□s□.C□□fuc□us□on□of□hemost□nfluen□i□lp□i□oso□□ersinChin□□□history,emphasizedtheimportanceof□en□仁□,w□□chcanbet□□□sla□edas□bene□o□ence"o□□humaneness."□cco□□ingtoCon□ucius,R□□□□□he□□ndame□t□lvirtueth□t□e□i□□□h□m□n□atu□e□n□gu□desmoralb□h□vior□□aoist□h□lo□opher□,ont□□ot□erh□nd,fo□□se□o□t□ena□□ra□a□□□□onta□eo□saspec□s□fhuman□atu□e,ad□ocat□ng□□ra□eturntosimpl□□□□yan□h□r□o□y□iththeD□□(道□,orthe□□y.□he□on□ept□f□□nZhaD□BenYu□□□anbet□acedb□ckt□anci□n□Chines□phi□os□p□□□pa□ticular□□Conf□□□ani□m□nd□□□i□m.Co□fucius□o□e□ft□e□os□i□□□□entialphilosopher□inChine□e□is□ory,emphasizedt□e□m□□□□an□eofRen(仁□,which□□nb□tr□□slated□s"b□nevo□□□ce"o□"humanen□ss.□□□cordin□□o□o□□uc□□s,Ren□sthefundamenta□vir□□etha□defines□□□□nnatureandgu□d□□moral□ehavio□.Dao□stphilosoph□rs,□n□□eo□h□rhan□,f□c□sed□nthe□atural□nd□p□ntaneousaspectsofhum□□nat□re□advocati□g□□raretu□□□□simp□ici□ya□dha□mon□wit□□he□a□□道□,or□□eWay.□p□□heco□ceptofRe□Zha□eB□nY□anc□nbe□racedbacktoanc□entChines□phi□os□p□y□part□cul□□l□Confucia□□s□□nd□□oism□□onfu□□u□,□□□of□hem□□t□n□□uent□alp□i□os□phe□sin□h□nes□□isto□□,emph□s□zedt□□imp□rta□ce□fR□n(□),w□□chcanbet□ansl□tedas"b□n□volence"□r"□um□nen□□s."□□c□rd□n□to□onfuci□s,Renist□e□□ndament□lvirtue□ha□def□□e□□□m□nnat□rea□d□u□d□sm□□a□beha□ior.Dao□□□philosop□ers,o□□heot□erhand,focus□d□n□henat□ral□nd□□on□an□□us□spect□□fhum□n□a□□□e□a□voc□ti□g□orareturnto□im□licit□andha□mo□□withthe□ao□□),ortheWay." />
全集 主演:宝琳娜·安德烈耶娃 Ekaterina Baygozina Polina Bezborodova 帕维尔·杰列维扬科 Vladimir Dikun Yuriy Dikun 米克哈尔·弗里蒙弗 Pavel Elpashev Aleksey Fomin Vitaliy Kopnin Vadim Lymar Lyubov Makeyeva Alina Nedobitko Aleksandr Pilyushin Tatyana Polonskaya 亚历山大·塞梅切夫 安东·沙金 帕维尔·史顿 欧勒格·塔克塔罗夫
导演:查德·斯塔赫斯基
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Th□conc□□tofRen□haDe□enYu□ncanbet□acedb□cktoanci□□tCh□neseph□l□s□phy□□arti□ularlyConfu□ianis□and□aoism.Co□fu□iu□,o□eofthe□ostinflue□tialphi□osop□ersin□□ineseh□story,□□□h□sizedtheimportanceofRen(仁□,which□anbet□ansla□edas"ben□□ol□nce□o□"humaneness□"□ccordingtoCon□ucius,R□□isthefundamentalv□rtu□thatdefineshumannatureandg□□de□moralbeha□ior.□aoistph□losoph□rs,o□th□o□herhand,focusedont□ena□uralandspont□neousaspec□sofhu□an□at□re,advoc□□i□gfor□re□ur□tosimplicit□andh□rmon□witht□e□a□(道□□ort□□W□y. □heco□c□pt□fRenZhaDeBenYuancanbetrac□d□ack□oancientChine□□philos□p□y,particul□rly□onf□c□anism□ndDaoi□□.Confucius,one□fthemost□□f□uen□ialphiloso□hersinChin□sehistory□emphasized□h□impor□anc□□f□□□□□),whic□canbetranslatedas"ben□v□lence"or"humaneness."According□o□onfuci□s,R□□isth□fun□□me□□□□virtue□hatdefin□shumann□tu□ean□g□idesmoralbehavior.□aoistphilosophers,o□th□oth□□□□nd,focuse□onthenaturala□d□□ontaneousaspectsofh□mannatur□,advocati□□forareturn□osimplicity□□dharmony□iththeDao(道),o□□heWay.
Theconceptof□enZhaDeBenYua□□anbet□acedb□ckt□anci□n□Chinesephilosop□y□pa□ticular□yConfu□iani□mand□□□ism.Co□fucius,o□e□fthemos□i□f□uentialphilosopher□inChine□e□istory,emphasizedthe□mpo□□an□eofRen(仁□,whichc□nbetr□nslatedas"b□nevolence"or"humaneness."Accordin□□o□onfuci□s,Ren□sthefundamenta□vir□□ethatdefinesh□□□nnatureandgu□desmoral□ehavior.Daoistphilosophers,ontheotherhand,focusedonthe□atural□nd□pontaneousaspectsofhumannat□re,advocatingforareturntosimp□icitya□dha□monywit□□heDa□□道),ort□eWay.
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