concretely existing; real; indeed; genuine

philosophy that external things and relations exist objectively and independently, rather than depending on human perception or thought; includes the view that general concepts have a real and eternal existence

a person who follows the philosophical school of realism or holds realist views

An early 20th-century school of philosophy in the United Kingdom and the United States; it holds that external objects exist independently of our minds and can be known directly without intermediate ideas or perceptions as intermediaries.

to be honest; truthfully speaking. Used at the beginning or in the middle of a sentence to emphasize that what follows is sincere or genuine. Also written as [[说真的|說真的|shuo1 zhen1 de5]].