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The word 人心 is formed by combining the character for "person" (人) with the character for "heart" or "mind" (心). This is not a grammatical construction but a conceptual fusion, where the core inner essence or faculty of an individual (心) is directly linked to the human condition or collective body (人). The result is a single, unified concept that intuitively means "the heart/mind of the people" or "public sentiment", capturing a shared human interiority, encompassing collective conscience, morale, and common feeling, in a way that feels immediate and holistic rather than analytically assembled.

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人心需要温暖。

Rénxīn xūyào wēnnuǎn.

People's hearts need warmth.

人心总是难以预测。

Rénxīn zǒngshì nányǐ yùcè.

People's hearts are always hard to predict.

了解人心并不容易。

Liǎojiě rénxīn bìng bù róngyì.

Understanding people's hearts is not easy.

在社会变革中,人心往往随之变化。

Zài shèhuì biàngé zhōng, rénxīn wǎngwǎng suí zhī biànhuà.

In social changes, people's hearts often change accordingly.

尽管时代在进步,但人心的基本需求从未改变。

Jǐnguǎn shídài zài jìnbù, dàn rénxīn de jīběn xūqiú cóng wèi gǎibiàn.

Although times are progressing, the basic needs of people's hearts have never changed.

Word Definition - 人心

rén xīn popular feeling; the will of the people

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