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What if human nature isn’t selfish, but inherently good?
What if morality isn’t something imposed from outside, but something that blooms from within?

Over 2,300 years ago, Mencius (Mengzi) offered one of the most hopeful visions in philosophy — that compassion is our natural starting point.
He believed every person carries seeds of virtue, waiting for care and cultivation.

Born during China’s turbulent Warring States period, Mencius inherited the wisdom of Confucius, but transformed it.
Where others saw corruption and conflict, he saw the potential for goodness in every human heart.

Imagine a world where education waters the seeds of compassion, where leaders govern through virtue, and where society blooms with empathy instead of fear.

From ancient courts to modern classrooms, Mencius’s philosophy endures — shaping ideas in moral psychology, positive education, and even AI ethics.
He reminds us that morality is not a privilege of the wise, but the birthright of humanity.

“The heart of compassion is the beginning of humanity.” — Mencius

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