全身心 (quánshēnxīn) means to devote one's entire body and mind to something, indicating a deep level of commitment or engagement. This phrase is often used in contexts such as work, study, or relationships to express total dedication and focus on a task or person.
HSK 7, 24 strokes, Hard
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May 27, 2026
全身心quánshēnxīn(quan2shen1xin1)
全身心 (quánshēnxīn) means to devote one's entire body and mind to something, indicating a deep level of commitment or engagement. This phrase is often used in contexts such as work, study, or relationships to express total dedication and focus on a task or person.
Strokes24Frequency#—DifficultyHard
Cultural Note
In Chinese culture, the concept of total dedication is often emphasized in both education and work, reflecting values of hard work and perseverance. The phrase '全身心' embodies the expectation of giving your all to achieve success.
Memory Tip
Imagine a person diving into a pool (全 - 'whole') with their body (身) and heart (心) fully immersed. This vivid scene helps you remember that '全身心' symbolizes complete involvement, as if your whole being is submerged in the activity.
About 全身心
全身心Simplified
24Strokes
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副词fùcíadverb (adv.)Part of Speech
#—Frequency Rank
HSK 3.0L7AdvancedCEFRC2
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全心 (quánxīn) — use 全身心 for a deeper level of commitment that includes both body and mind, while 全心 focuses solely on wholehearted emotional dedication.
Memory Mnemonic
Imagine a person diving into a pool (全 - 'whole') with their body (身) and heart (心) fully immersed. This vivid scene helps you remember that '全身心' symbolizes complete involvement, as if your whole being is submerged in the activity.
Usage Notes
Learners often confuse '全身心' with similar phrases like '全心全意,' which also conveys dedication but has a slightly different nuance. Use '全身心' in informal or semi-formal contexts, particularly when discussing personal efforts or feelings.
HSK Study Tips
At HSK Level 7, students should focus on using '全身心' to express commitment in various contexts, such as work or relationships. Connecting this phrase to other vocabulary about feelings or dedication will enhance your fluency.
Cultural Note
In Chinese culture, the concept of total dedication is often emphasized in both education and work, reflecting values of hard work and perseverance. The phrase '全身心' embodies the expectation of giving your all to achieve success.
Common Mistakes
Learners sometimes mistakenly say '全心身' instead of '全身心.' Remember that '全身心' is correct, as it emphasizes both body and heart together, not just heart and body.
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In Chinese culture, the concept of total dedication is often emphasized in both education and work, reflecting values of hard work and perseverance. The phrase '全身心' embodies the expectation of giving your all to achieve success.
Frequently Asked Questions about 全身心
Yes, you can use it to express that you are fully committed emotionally and mentally to someone.
It is generally used in informal or semi-formal contexts.
'全身心' focuses on the totality of one's physical and mental involvement, while '全心全意' emphasizes wholeheartedness, often in emotional or moral contexts.
