Different□h□loso□hica□schoolsh□veofferedvariousinterpretati□nso□RenZhaDeBe□□uan□□□Con□uc□□nism,□enis□eenas□ninher□n□□□al□tyth□tcan□ecultivatedthr□ughe□uc□tio□,s□lf-d□sc□pline,andmor□lpr□ctice.Mencius,a□romine□tConfucianthinker,a□guedthath□manb□ingsar□bornwit□□ninnatesen□eofg□o□□ess,wh□c□canb□□urtu□□dan□develop□dthro□ghprop□rgu□danceandeduca□ion.Xunzi,a□otherConfucianph□losoph□r,to□kamo□e□e□sim□□t□cview,sugge□tin□thathuma□natureisinhere□t□yse□fish□ndthatmoralvirtue□mu□tbe□□posedthroughstri□tsocia□normsand□n□titutions□□/p>□p>Diffe□entphilosophicalschoolsh□veofferedvari□usinterpretat□onso□RenZ□aDeB□nYua□.I□Confucian□sm□R□nissee□asa□inherentqualitythat□an□ecu□□i□□tedt□r□ughed□□atio□,self-d□scipline,a□dmor□lpractice.Menc□us□a□rominentConf□cianthinker,arguedthathumanbeingsareb□rnwithaninnatesen□e□fgoo□ness,whichc□nbenurtu□edanddevelope□throughproperguidanceandedu□at□on.X□nzi,another□o□fu□ianphilosoph□□,□ookamorepe□s□□isti□vie□,suggestingth□t□um□nnatureisinheren□ly□elf□□h□ndth□tmoralvirtu□smustbeimpose□□□roughstric□socialno□msandins□ituti□ns. Different□h□losoph□calsch□olshaveoffere□variou□inte□pretatio□s□fRen□haDeBe□Yuan.InC□nfucianism,Ren□sseen□sa□in□erent□ualitythatcanb□cu□tivat□d□hroug□edu□□tion,□elf-□i□cipline,an□moralpr□ctice□Mencius□a□□o□inentConf□cian□hinker,argued□□□□□□man□eing□arebornwitha□innatese□se□f□oo□ness,which□a□benur□ur□d□ndd□velopedthroughpr□perguida□□e□ndeducation.Xunz□□anotherConfucianph□l□sopher,tookamorepe□simisticvie□,sugge□tingth□□humannatu□ei□□nherentl□selfi□ha□dthatmoralv□r□uesmustbeimpose□thr□ughstrictsoc□al□orm□andi□stitutions. D□□ferentphil□□ophica□schools□aveoffer□dvariousin□er□r□tationsofRenZhaDeBe□□uan.InConfu□ianis□,□eniss□enasaninherentqual□□y□hatcanbecu□tivatedthroughe□uc□□ion,self-d□s□i□line,andmo□a□pract□ce□□encius,□prominen□Confu□ianthin□er□□r□□edthathumanb□ingsarebornwithaninnat□senseofgood□ess,whichca□benurtu□□da□□□e□e□o□e□th□ou□hpro□e□□uidan□eandedu□at□on.□unzi□anotherConf□cianphi□osop□er,tookamor□pes□imisticview,suggesti□gtha□humannaturei□inherentl□s□lfishandthatm□r□lvir□□esm□stbeimposedthroughstrictsocialnorm□and□□st□tu□ions.<□p>□p>D□fferentphi□os□ph□□alschoolshav□offer□dvariou□interpretati□□sof□enZha□eB□nYuan.I□Confucianis□,Ren□ss□□nasan□nhe□entqual□t□th□□canbe□ultivatedthr□ug□ed□ca□ion,□□lf-discip□ine,an□moralpractice.Mencius,apromi□entConfu□ianthin□er,a□g□edth□t□umanb□ingsarebo□nwitha□innatesense□fgoodne□s□□hi□hcan□enurtured□□dde□elope□through□roper□uidanceande□□cation□X□nzi□anotherConfucia□phi□o□opher,□ooka□□□epessimi□ticview,suggestingtha□h□mannat□reis□nherentlysel□is□andthatmoralv□rtuesmustbeimposedthroughs□rictsocial□ormsandinstitut□□n□.