Differ□nt philosophical sch□ols□have offe□ed vario□s □nterpreta□ions□of Ren Zh□ De B□n Yuan□ I□ □onfuc□anism,□□□n is□see□ □□ an in□erent qua□it□ tha□ □an be□cultivated □hrough e□uca□ion, s□lf□disci□line, a□d mor□l□□ract□ce. Mencius□□a p□ominent □onfucian thinker□ argued that hu□an be□ngs are born with a□ inn□□□ sens□□of good□es□, which □an be nurtured□a□d d□veloped thro□gh pr□□e□ guidanc□ and edu□□tion. Xunzi, another□Confucian□philo□□p□□r, took□a more pessimisti□ view, sug□e□ting□□hat hum□n natur□ □s in□erent□□ se□fish and th□t mor□l virtues must be □mpos□d □hrough str□ct social norms an□□□ns□□tuti□ns.舞蹈与音□