□iffere□t philosophical□schools have offere□ vari□us□interpre□ations of□□en Zha □e B□n Y□an. In Confucianism, Ren is□seen as an inherent qua□ity □□at□□□□ □□ cu□tiv□ted □hrough ed□cati□n, self-discip□i□e□ and m□ral practi□e. Menc□u□, a p□omi□ent C□nfu□i□n thi□ker□ arg□□d□t□□t h□m□n beings □re born□with an□innate sense of□□oodness, wh□ch can □e nurtu□ed and de□eloped through □rope□ guidance and e□uc□tio□. Xunz□□ anothe□ Con□ucian philosoph□r, took a□more pessimis□i□ vi□w□ suggesting t□at human nature is i□□ere□tly □elfi□h a□d that□moral vi□tues must be i□posed□through strict soci□□ no□ms□and institut□ons.□/p>□ 与其□超级无敌奖门□不同,第17位奖门人的起□异常□秘。据传闻,□出生在一□□远的小□庄,毫无先□地展现□惊人的智力和力量。在还是个孩童时,他就展现了超越常人□天赋□让众人侧目。结束语□2>