□i□feren□ philo□□phi□a□ sc□oo□s have□□f□ered various int□rpretat□□ns o□ Ren Zha De□Ben Yuan. □n Confucianism, Ren□is see□□as□an inhe□ent□quality th□t can be culti□ated throug□ ed□cation□ self-disc□pl□□e, a□d□□oral pr□ctice□ Menci□s, a prominent Confucian th□□ker, argued□that□human beings are □orn□with an i□nate sense□of good□ess, which can be nur□ured and dev□loped □hr□ugh pr□per □uidance □nd educa□ion□□□unz□, a□other C□nfucian phil□□oph□r, □ook a more pes□i□istic v□ew, □ugge□ting □□□t □uma□ nat□re is inherent□y selfish an□ □hat moral virtues □ust b□□imposed throug□ □tr□ct soci□l norms and instit□t□o□s. 经过一番艰苦的努力,□□□斯小□终于找到了□商女□的下落□原□,她被秘密组织绑架,目的是为了勒索巨额赎金□福尔□斯小姐成功解救了她,并将犯罪分子绳之□法。社□意义:启□思考