Max Scheler analyses different types of identification with cosmos in early period of human civilizations when he explores the phenomena of feelings of identifications. Confucian identification with all things can be seen as one of these types. It can show the significant point of Confucianism's identification by contrasting them. Although Scheler gives positive values to the feeling of identification, in his thought it is to be certain kind of ability of lower stage compared with personal love. From this we can conclude that Confucian Benevolence (Ren, 仁) is still a kind of love not so pure from the perspective of Scheler. So it is necessary to re-scrutinize whether they are of the same type. By reinterpreting Scheler's text, we name the sense of identification in the sense of Scheler as primitive identification, whereas Gan-tong, as the basis of the Confucian identification with all things, is a regenerating identification, thus to avoid depreciating the value of Confucian Benevolence from Scheler's perspective.