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During the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Wang Tanzhi and Xie An jointly assisted the young emperor.
Wang Tanzhi was promoted to Zhongshuling (Director of the Imperial Secretariat) and concurrently served as the Inspector of Xuzhou and Yanzhou, stationed in Guangling.
Upon taking office, he submitted a memorial to the young emperor, advising him that all matters, big or small, should be discussed with Xie An and Huan Chong.
He stated that these two ministers "dedicate their loyalty, spare no effort, and sincerely pledge allegiance to Your Majesty, to repay the late emperor."

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Open the tool →尽心尽力 (jìn xīn jìn lì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to do one's utmost”.
尽心尽力 is pronounced jìn xīn jìn lì in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 尽心尽力 means “exhaust one's heart and strength”. It is used to mean “to do one's utmost”.
尽心尽力 comes from a classical Chinese story dating back to ancient China. The full story is on this page.
指费尽心力。