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A heart free from moral wrongdoing or impurity; innocence or sincerity.
他用一颗纯洁的心对待每一个人。
He treats everyone with a pure heart.
纯洁的心灵能感受到真正的快乐。
A pure heart can feel true happiness.
Often used in moral, religious, or emotional contexts to describe someone's inner goodness.
In Chinese culture, purity of heart is often associated with virtues like honesty, kindness, and selflessness. It is a common theme in traditional stories and moral teachings.
Use '纯洁的心' to describe someone's inner goodness or sincerity, not physical cleanliness. It is not interchangeable with '干净的心' (clean heart), which refers to physical cleanliness.
纯洁 (chún jié) means 'pure' or 'clean,' derived from classical Chinese emphasizing moral purity. 的 (de) is a possessive particle, and 心 (xīn) means 'heart' or 'mind.' The phrase combines these to convey innocence or sincerity.
Commonly used in literature, poetry, and moral discussions to describe someone's virtuous nature. Avoid using in casual conversation unless referring to deep emotional or moral themes.