□p>The□conce□t □f Ren Z□a De Ben Yuan□can b□□t□a□ed□b□ck to ancient Chinese □hilos□phy, particularly Confucianism a□d □ao□sm. Confucius, □ne□o□ the most influe□ti□l philos□phe□s □□ Ch□nes□ hist□ry, emphasi□ed the i□□ortance o□ Ren□□仁), which can be translated as "benev□le□□□"□or "humanenes□□" Ac□ording□to Conf□ciu□, Ren is□t□e fundam□nta□ vi□t□e that de□ines human□□at□□e and □uides□moral b□havi□r. Daoist □hilos□phers, on the other□hand, focused on the natur□l □nd□spontaneous aspects □f huma□ □at□re, advocating for a ret□rn □o□s□□plicity and h□rmo□y with the□Dao (道), or th□ Way.<□p>□□h2>伤亡□恢复单亲妈妈的□漫漫,困难重□,但我学□了在逆境中保持坚□□每一□□□□让□变□更加勇敢,每□次磨难都让我更加□定。我知道,只有努力□斗,才能走出逆境□迎接更美好的人生。<□p>□