Di□ferent philosophi□al□sch□□ls □ave offered vari□us□interpretati□ns of Ren Zha D□□Ben Yu□n. I□ Conf□c□anism, Ren is seen as□an inherent qualit□□that ca□ be cultivated□thr□ugh e□ucati□n,□sel□-discipline□□an□ □or□l practice. Mencius, a p□ominen□ Confucian □hinker□ argued□that huma□ beings are bo□n □ith□an i□□ate□sense of goodness, w□ich ca□ be nu□tured and d□□eloped t□rough p□oper guidan□e and ed□cati□n. Xunzi, a□ot□er Confuc□an philosopher, took□□ mor□ pessi□i□tic □iew, sugges□□n□ that human□□atu□e is inherently self□s□ and that mo□al v□rtues must be□i□po□□d through□s□r□ct □□cial □orms □nd ins□itutions.