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1. 人性本善 (rén xìng běn shàn) - This phrase means "human nature is inherently good." It reflects the belief in Confucianism that all humans are born with a natural inclination towards goodness and morality.
2. 人性本恶 (rén xìng běn è) - In contrast to the previous phrase, this one means "human nature is inherently evil." It reflects the belief in Taoism that humans are born with a natural inclination towards selfishness and immorality.
3. 人性的光辉 (rén xìng de guāng huī) - This phrase means "the brilliance of human nature." It refers to the positive and admirable qualities that are inherent in human nature, such as compassion, empathy, and kindness.
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人性 (rénxìng) is often used to refer to the innate goodness of human beings, and the capacity for kindness and empathy. For example, one might say 人性本善 (rénxìng běn shàn), which means "human nature is essentially good".
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