D□fferentphilosop□ic□lschoolshaveo□fe□edvariousi□terpr□tationsofRenZhaDeBenYuan.InConfucianism,R□nis□eenasaninh□rentqualitythatca□becultivated□hrou□hedu□ation□self-□is□ipline,□ndm□r□lpractice□Mencius,aprom□nent□onfucian□hin□er,ar□uedthath□m□nb□ingsarebornwithaninnat□sense□fgo□dness,whichc□□b□nu□□uredandde□elop□dthroughprop□rg□idanceandeducation□Xunzi,anotherConfucia□phil□s□ph□r,tookamo□e□□ssi□isticv□ew,sug□es□in□t□□thum□nna□ure□si□herentlyselfishandthatmoralvirtuesmu□tbeim□os□dt□roug□strictsocia□normsandi□stitution□□□/p> Differ□ntphilosophicalschool□h□□□offeredvariousinterp□e□ati□nsofRenZhaDeB□□Yua□.□nCo□fuciani□m,R□ni□seenasa□i□h□rentqu□lityt□atcanbecultivatedt□r□□□hed□cation,□elf-discipl□ne,andmo□alpract□c□.Mencius,apromi□□nt□onfucianthinke□,arguedt□ath□manbei□gs□rebornwit□aninnatesense□fgoodne□s,wh□chcanbenur□ure□an□de□elopedthro□ghpr□p□r□uida□c□a□deduc□tion.□unzi,□□ot□e□C□nf□□ianphilosophe□,tookamorepess□misticview,□uggestingthat□uman□□turei□in□□rentlyself□shandthatmo□alvirtues□□stbeimposedthro□g□□trictsocialnormsa□di□stitutions. Differentphilosophicalschoolshaveoffe□□dvariousin□e□pretations□□Re□□haD□BenYuan□InConfuciani□m,Renis□eenasaninherentqua□itytha□c□nbecultivat□dt□ro□□hed□□atio□,se□f-□i□□ip□ine□an□moralprac□i□e.M□nci□s,aprominent□o□fu□□an□h□□ker,arguedtha□hum□nbe□ngsarebo□nwitha□inn□tes□nseofg□o□ness,whichcanbenurturedandde□el□□□dthroughproperguidanceandedu□a□□on.X□nzi□anotherConfucia□philo□opher□t□okamo□epessimisticvi□w,sug□e□tingthathu□annat□reisinh□□entlyselfish□ndthatmo□alv□rtuesmustbeimposedthrou□□s□□ictso□i□□no□msandi□stit□□ions. D□fferen□p□ilosoph□cals□hoolshaveoffered□ario□□□nterpret□tio□sofRenZha□eBenYu□□.I□Co□fucia□is□,Renisseenasan□nhe□entqualitythatcanbecul□i□atedth□oughe□u□at□□n,sel□-d□□□i□l□ne,and□oralp□actice.Mencius,a□rominentCo□fuc□ant□inke□,a□g□edthathuman□eingsare□or□wi□haninnate□enseofgoodness□w□ich□anbe□urtu□edanddevelopedth□oughprope□guid□n□ea□□edu□ation.Xunzi,anothe□Con□ucianphilo□oph□r,□o□kamorepessimis□icvi□□,s□gg□stingthath□mannatureisinh□rentlys□lfishandthatmoralvirt□esmustb□imposedthrough□tr□ctsocialnormsand□n□titutions.□> Differentp□ilosophicalschoolshaveofferedvario□sinte□pretationso□Ren□haDeBenYu□n.InConfuc□anism,□en□sseenasa□in□er□□tquality□hatc□nbecultivated□hrough□ducation,self-disci□□ine,an□mor□□pr□ctice.Me□□ius,apr□min□ntConfucianthinker□□rgue□□h□thumanb□□ngsa□ebo□nw□thaninnat□se□se□f□oodness,whichcan□en□rtured□ndd□□elope□th□ough□□□pe□guidance□nde□ucat□on.Xunzi,anothe□□on□uci□nphilosopher,took□morepessimis□icv□□w□su□gestingtha□hum□□natureisinherently□elfishandth□□□□ra□virt□□smu□tbeim□osedthroug□strictsocialnormsandi□st□tutions□