The benevolence of Confucius is an important concept in China's philosophy, which has a far-reaching influence on China's philosophy.

First of all, Confucius put forward that the essence of benevolence is to love others, which shows that benevolence is a humanistic thought, emphasizing human dignity and value. This thought had an important influence on the development of China's philosophy and promoted the development of humanism in China's philosophy.

Secondly, Confucius put forward the methods and standards to realize benevolence, that is, to realize benevolence through self-denial, loving others and being able to draw inferences from others. He believed that only by reaching the realm of benevolence can one become a gentleman. The influence of this thought on China's philosophy is that benevolence has become a moral standard in China's philosophy and laid the foundation for moral pursuit.

In addition, Confucius' benevolence also influenced the cultural development of China's philosophy. Confucius' benevolence emphasizes the relationship between people, which has been widely reflected in the inheritance of China culture. At the same time, Confucius' benevolence also influenced the religious thought in China's philosophy and played an important role in the development of Buddhism in China.

In a word, Confucius' theory of benevolence is an important part of China's philosophy, which has a far-reaching influence on China's humanistic thought, moral pursuit and cultural inheritance.