□p>Different □□iloso□hic□l s□hool□ ha□e□of□□red various interpretation□ of R□n Z□a□De □en □uan. In Confuc□a□ism,□□en is□seen as an in□e□e□t q□ality □□□t can□be□□ultivat□d □hroug□□□□uca□ion□ □elf-□i□cipli□e, and mora□ practi□e. Men□ius, a prom□nent Confuci□□ thinke□, argued that human beings a□e born with an innate sense of goodness, w□□ch□can be nurtured and d□v□loped through p□oper□g□idance and ed□ca□ion□ □unz□, anothe□ Co□fucian □hilo□oph□r, t□ok □ more pessimistic v□ew, s□ggestin□□□hat □uman nature is□inhe□e□tly self□□h and that□mor□l vir□ues□must be impose□□t□rough strict□soc□al norms□and i□stituti□ns.□/p□