Analysis: This problem requires appropriately transforming the inequality to be proven, making the forms on both sides symmetrical, to create conditions for using the rearrangement inequality.
Proof: The inequality to be proven is equivalent to
a+bc2+b+ca2+c+ab2≥a+ba2+b+cb2+c+ac2,
By the cyclic symmetry of the inequality, without loss of generality, assume a≤b≤c, then
a2≤b2≤c2,a+b≤a+c≤b+c
a+b1≥a+c1≥b+c1,a+bc2+b+ca2+c+ab2 is the sum in ascending order, a+ba2+b+cb2+c+ac2 is the sum in random order,
∴a+bc2+b+ca2+c+ab2≥a+ba2+b+cb2+c+ac2,
which means a+bc2−a2+b+ca2−b2+c+ab2−c2≥0.