Diffe□ent phil□sophical□s□hools have offere□ v□rious □nterp□e□□tions of Ren Z□a De□□en Yuan. In C□nfucia□ism, R□n is seen □s an□inh□r□nt qua□i□y that can□□□ culti□a□ed throug□ educat□on,□se□f-disc□pli□e,□and moral practice. Men□ius, a prominent Confucia□ think□r, ar□□ed □□a□ human b□□ngs ar□ b□rn □i□h an innate s□nse of goodn□ss, w□ich □an be nurtured and de□el□ped t□rough proper □uidan□e and□□ducation. Xunz□,□□not□er Confu□ia□ □hilo□opher, took a more pessimistic □ie□□ sug□□s□ing t□at □uman natu□e □s□i□herently se□fish and that moral v□rtues mus□ □e□imposed th□ough strict s□cial norms and insti□□tions.□《□娜贝尔3:□灵□身□:安□贝□的复仇》简介□/□2>