kind and merciful; charitable

almond; apricot kernel; the nut or seed found inside an apricot pit

(formal) colleague; fellow member of an organization or profession; people sharing the same beliefs, convictions, or interests; also written as [[同人|同人|tong2 ren2]]

the edible seed or kernel found inside the pit or shell of a fruit (e.g., walnut, almond) or a pod (e.g., peanut)

(idiom) to treat everyone with the same level of kindness or fairness without discrimination

shelled fresh shrimp; shrimp meat with the head and shell removed

the Confucian virtues of kindness and justice; benevolence and righteousness

A respectful term of address used for a male friend of the same generation; often used in formal writing or written correspondence.

To take the initiative and not pass on one's responsibilities to others when faced with a task that should be done; to not leave to others what one ought to do oneself. Originally meaning that one should not even defer to their teacher when it comes to matters of justice or righteousness.

Renhe, a district of Panzhihua City in Sichuan Province.

Tongrentang; a famous traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) pharmaceutical company founded in 1669 and headquartered in Beijing

kindness and love for others; humanity; charity

Tongren, a prefecture-level city in Guizhou Province [[贵州省|貴州省|gui4 zhou1 sheng3]]

The kernel or seed of a peach pit, often used in traditional Chinese medicine

Incheon Metropolitan City, South Korea

To practice benevolence by sacrificing one's life for a just cause; often used in the context of [[杀身成仁|殺身成仁|sha1 shen1 cheng2 ren2]].

Rong Yiren (1916-2005), PRC Vice President from 1993-1998 who played a major role in opening the Chinese economy to Western investors

not benevolent or kind; heartless

The inner edible seed or meat found inside a fruit pit or stone

Li Zongren (1891–1969), Chinese general and politician who led the Guangxi warlord faction and served as vice-president and acting president of the Republic of China

(idiom) different people have different views; everyone has their own perspective on the same issue

physically numb or paralyzed; having lost physical sensation in the limbs

Ma Junren (1944-), a Chinese track coach known for training elite long-distance runners.

Di Renjie (630-700), a famous Tang dynasty politician and prime minister under Empress [[武则天|武則天|wu3 ze2 tian1]]; he was later popularized as the legendary master sleuth Judge Dee in fiction and television.

(idiom) to show extreme benevolence and fulfill every moral obligation to another person; to do one's utmost in providing kindness, help, or forgiveness

Wu Renbao (1928-2013), the former Communist Party secretary of [[华西村|華西村|hua2 xi1 cun1]] who is credited with transforming it into a wealthy modern community.

The fruit or seeds of the small cardamom plant, used in Chinese medicine and as a spice; also known as [[缩砂蔤|縮砂蔤|suo1 sha1 mi4]].

the edible kernel found inside a pine cone

benevolence; kindheartedness; magnanimity; refers to a person's character or virtue characterized by kindness and humanity

benevolent and magnanimous; kindhearted and generous; tolerant and honest

Renhuai, a county-level city in [[遵义市|遵義市|zun1 yi4 shi4]] in Guizhou Province

benevolent policy or humane government; originally a Confucian political concept urging rulers to be kind and merciful to their subjects

(idiom) to be rich and heartless; refers to those who only care about amassing wealth and lack any sense of kindness or morality. The phrase originally suggested that seeking wealth and practicing kindness are mutually exclusive, but now more commonly describes using improper means to get rich without regard for others.

Main meeting hall of the Communist Party of China located inside [[中南海|中南海|zhong1 nan2 hai3]]

(idiom) benevolence, righteousness, and morality; originally referring to the ethical standards advocated by Confucianism, later referring to codes of conduct in general

Naruhito (1960-), the emperor of Japan from 2019

Tongren, a prefecture-level city in Guizhou province, China

(idiom) people with noble hearts and high aspirations who are dedicated to their ideals; people of good will

Xue Rengui (614-683), a famous general of the Tang Dynasty noted for his military achievements during the reigns of Emperors Taizong and Gaozong; his exploits became popular subjects in later folk literature and opera

Anren county in Chenzhou, Hunan province

Renhuai, a county-level city in [[遵义市|遵義市|zun1 yi4 shi4]], Guizhou Province

(1472-1528) Ming dynasty philosopher, calligrapher, and general, also known as [[王阳明|王陽明|wang2 yang2 ming2]]; his teachings founded the School of Mind which emphasized the unity of knowledge and action.

Possessing both high virtue and a long life; refers to an elderly and virtuous person.

almond powder or almond flour; a powdery substance made from ground almonds often mixed with flour and sugar

Song Jiaoren (1882–1913); early Chinese revolutionary and founder of the Kuomintang who was assassinated in Shanghai after winning China's first national elections.

Renhuai county in Zunyi prefecture, Guizhou; now Renhuai city

the pupil of the eye

Chongren county in [[抚州|撫州|fu3 zhou1]] City, Jiangxi Province

(idiom) people of high purpose and moral integrity; individuals with lofty ideals and a spirit of benevolence