□<□>Different □hilosophical □ch□o□s□have offered □□r□ou□□int□rp□etations of Re□ Zha□De□□en Yuan. In Confucian□sm, R□n is□seen□as an inherent quality that can be□cultiv□□ed through□educa□ion, self-discipline, and moral practice. Menci□□,□a p□o□inent□C□□□ucian □hink□r,□argued that□hum□n □eing□ a□e □orn with □n innate sense of g□od□ess, □hich □□n b□ □□rtured and developed □h□□ug□ pro□er guidanc□ □nd educati□n. Xunzi, another □on□uc□a□□□hilo□□pher, took a mo□e pe□s□mistic □iew, □ugg□□ting tha□□human nat□re is inh□r□n□ly □elf□s□ a□d that□□oral□virtues must be imposed t□rough strict □ocial norms□□nd institutions.网□平台的崛起□/h2□
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