Ren, the will to seek the good of others, is the greatest of its five cardinal virtues, and this school focuses on proper relationships.
This school accused one of its rivals, the Mohists, of sacrificing culture, such as expensive funerary rites, for mere economic benefit. One of its champions, Hsün Tzu, emphasized the importance of li, since humans are innately bad and must be trained to follow the right ways, and was labeled a heretic, while Mencius followed its founder's ideas more closely. Ren, the will to seek the good of others, is the greatest of its five cardinal virtues, and this school focuses on proper relationships. FTP, name this Chinese school of thought, whose founder's sayings are collected in the Analects.
This school accused one of its rivals, the Mohists, of sacrificing culture, such as expensive funerary rites, for mere economic benefit.
{Confucianism} [accept word forms; prompt on “Confucius”]