虚心

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Meaning and Usage

The adjective "虚心" (xūxīn) describes a person who is humble and open-minded, especially in learning or accepting criticism. It implies a willingness to listen and improve without arrogance.

Common Contexts

"虚心" is often used to praise someone's attitude towards feedback or learning. It can describe both a modest personality and a constructive mindset.

Typical Collocations

Usage Tips

When using "虚心," the focus is on the positive attitude of openness and humility. It contrasts with arrogance or closed-mindedness. Avoid confusing it with "" (zìfù, conceited) or "骄傲" (jiāo'ào, proud).

In conversation, "虚心" often appears in formal or semi-formal contexts, such as workplace feedback or educational settings.

Example Sentences

He humbly accepted the teacher's criticism and worked hard to correct his

Being open-minded to learn from others' strengths can help you improve

Although he is very talented, he always maintains a humble attitude.