心悬魏阙 Pronunciation and Pinyin
心悬魏阙 Usage and Examples
Worried about state affairs
Concerned for the nation
Anxious for the country
The characters in 心悬魏阙
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 心
- xīn心shàng上rén人lover, beloved
- xīn心xià下in mind, in heart
- xīn心yǔ与xīn心Heart to heart, Hearts
- xīn心zhōng中In mind, In heart
- xīn心zhōng中yí一kuài块dà大shí石A great weight off one's mind, A huge burden lifted
- xīn心zhōng中rú如huǒ火fén焚Heart on fire, My heart burns
- xīn心zhōng中yí已yǒu有Already in mind, Already decided
- xīn心zhōng中cháng常yǒu有Always in mind, Always in heart
- xīn心zhōng中yì意qù趣inner interest, personal delight
- xīn心zhōng中yǒu有shì事Something on one's mind, To be preoccupied
- xīn心zhōng中de的inner, cherished
- xīn心zhōng中de的xìn信niàn念inner belief, core belief
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Open the tool →Questions about 心悬魏阙
What does 心悬魏阙 mean in Chinese?
心悬魏阙 (xīn xuán wèi què) means “Worried about state affairs, Concerned for the nation, Anxious for the country”.
How do you pronounce 心悬魏阙?
心悬魏阙 is pronounced xīn xuán wèi què in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Worried about state affairs” in Chinese?
“Worried about state affairs” is 心悬魏阙 (xīn xuán wèi què) in Chinese.