□i□ferent philosophical□sc□ools have offered v□ri□us interpretations of □en Zha De □□n Yua□. In C□nfucianism, R□n i□ seen as an inherent □uality□tha□ c□n □e c□ltiv□ted thr□ugh□educ□tion, □elf□disciplin□, a□d m□ral p□a□tice. Me□cius, a p□om□nen□ Confucian□□hinker□□argued t□a□ h□man□beings are□born wi□h an innate sens□□□f □ood□ess,□which□c□□ be nurtu□ed□□nd developed t□rough pro□er guidance and education. X□nzi□□ano□her Confuc□an philosopher,□took a more pessimist□c vie□, s□g□□sting□□hat h□man□nature□i□ inher□nt□y selfish and □hat mor□l□vir□ues must be impo□ed through strict □ocial□n□rms □nd insti□ution□.<□p□
世事无常,风起云涌