Dif□erent philo□□phical schools have o□fere□ var□ous□interp□etat□on□ of□Ren Zha De B□n □□an. In □onfucianism, □□n i□ seen as an□□nheren□ qualit□□that can be c□□tivated □□rough □□□cation, self-discipline,□a□d moral practice.□□encius□ a promin□nt Con□ucia□ t□ink□r, □rg□e□ that □u□an b□ings a□e born□with□□n i□na□e □en□e □f goo□ness, which□ca□ be nu□tured and dev□l□ped throug□ proper guid□nce a□d education□ X□nzi, an□□her Confucian □hiloso□her, took a □ore pessi□istic□□iew, □uggesti□g that h□man n□t□r□ □s inherently selfish and that mo□a□ virtues must□be i□po□ed thr□ugh strict social n□rms□and institutions.