D□□fe□ent □hilo□o□hi□a□□□□hoo□s □ave o□f□red variou□ interpretations of Ren □ha De Ben Yuan. In Confucianism, R□n is□se□n □s an in□erent quality that□c□n b□ cultivated thro□gh educa□ion,□s□lf-discipline, and□mor□l pra□tice. □enciu□, a pr□min□nt□Conf□c□an □hinker, argued tha□ hum□n b□ing□ □r□ b□rn with □n in□ate s□□se of □oodness, which ca□ be nurtur□d an□ developed through □r□pe□□□uida□ce and ed□cat□on. Xu□□□, a□□ther Con□ucian philosopher, took□□□mor□ pess□mistic view, sugg□sting□□hat human nature is inh□rently selfish and tha□ mo□a□ virt□es□must□b□ impo□ed t□rough strict□so□□al nor□s and in□t□□utio□s.<□p>
他们开始了初步的□解,每天交换□□□和问候。她对他的细心关□让他感到□暖,他对她的倾听让她感□□重视。他□的世界在□□身上逐渐扩展,找到了心灵的共鸣点。 踏上熟悉的□地,我感受到了一种莫名的亲切和温暖□街道两□的建筑□然矗□着,□佛在诉说着□光的故事。我□着熟悉的街道走□,每一个角落都勾起了我心中□埋的回忆。□返的脚步,让我重新审视这个地□,发现了许□曾经忽略的美好。□/p>
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