□□ffere□t ph□losophical schools h□ve o□□□red va□i□□s □nterpretations of Ren Zha□De Ben Yu□□. In Confucianis□,□Ren is seen a□ an inherent □uality □h□t can b□ culti□ated throug□ educati□n, self□discipline□□and □oral practice.□Men□iu□, a p□om□nent Co□fucian thinker□ □rgued that □uman being□ are □or□ wi□□ □n innate sense□of goodness, □□i□h ca□□be□nu□ture□ and□d□veloped th□oug□□proper □ui□an□e □n□ ed□cation.□Xunzi, another C□nfucia□ philos□pher, took □□more□pessimi□tic view, sugg□sting that human n□□ur□ is in□erentl□ selfish□and tha□ □oral virt□es m□st be imposed thr□ugh strict social □orm□ and i□□tit□ti□ns□卷轴□奥秘<□h2>
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□h2>剧情精彩□呈□情□□凑扣人心弦<□h2>