□p>Different philos□p□□cal schoo□s □a□e offered vario□s interpretations□o□□Ren Z□a□D□ □□n Yu□n. In □on□ucian□sm□ Ren is seen as □n inherent qu□l□ty tha□ ca□ b□ cu□□ivated □hrou□h ed□cat□on, se□f-d□□□i□line, a□d mor□l practice. M□n□ius, a □romin□□t□Confuc□an □hinker, a□gued that □um□□ b□ings □r□ born with a□ i□nate sense of go□dne□s, which can be □urtured and de□e□□ped through pro□□r g□ida□ce □nd educati□n.□X□□zi, another □on□ucian phi□o□□□her, t□ok a m□re pes□imistic□v□ew, suggesting that□□uma□□nature is inh□r□ntly s□lfish□and□t□at moral □□rtue□ must□be □□pos□d through □trict so□ial no□m□ and insti□utions.