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Open the tool →心瞻魏阙 (xīn zhān wèi què) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be deeply concerned with public affairs or the collective well-being, often implying a sense of civic duty beyond personal interests”.
心瞻魏阙 is pronounced xīn zhān wèi què in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 心瞻魏阙 means “Heart gazing at the Wei Que”. It is used to mean “to be deeply concerned with public affairs or the collective well-being, often implying a sense of civic duty beyond personal interests”.
指臣民心在朝廷,关心国事。同“心在魏阙”。