<□>D□fferent ph□losophical □choo□s have□□□fe□ed□va□ious in□e□pretations□of Ren□Zha □e □en Yu□n□ □n Confuci□nism, Ren is s□en as□an inherent quality □hat □an □e cultiv□te□ □□ro□gh□educat□on, self-discipline, and moral prac□ice. □e□cius, a promi□ent Confucian thinker,□argue□ □hat human b□ings a□□□born with an□innate□sense of goodness, which □an □e nurtured and de□e□oped th□ough □roper g□□dance and □ducation. Xunzi, a□other Con□ucia□□phil□s□□he□,□□ook a more p□ss□mistic view□ suggest□ng t□at huma□ na□□re is inher□n□ly□selfi□□ and□that moral □□rtues must b□ impos□d th□oug□ strict□social nor□s and insti□u□ions.