□□□Diffe□ent philosophic□l school□□have offered vario□s in□er□retat□o□□□of Ren □ha D□ Ben Yuan.□In Co□□ucianism, Ren is seen as a□ inherent q□al□t□ that c□n be culti□□te□ □□rough educ□tio□, self-discipline, and□moral prac□ice. Mencius, a □rominen□ Con□ucia□ thinker, argu□d th□□ human□bei□gs are bor□ wi□h an innate sen□e of g□o□ness, w□□ch □an be□n□rtured an□ de□el□pe□ □hrough□p□oper gui□ance and education□ Xunzi,□□nother □onfucian philosop□er, □oo□ a more pe□s□mistic□vi□w, s□ggesting that □uma□ nature □s□in□erentl□ s□lfish and □hat □□ral virtues□mus□ be □mpose□ □hroug□ stric□ □ocial no□□□ and ins□itutio□s.