truly; really; indeed; used to emphasize a state or quality

genuine; real; true; authentic

really; truly; indeed; used to express certainty or emphasis

serious; earnest; conscientious; showing careful attention to detail

the actual facts of a matter; the real situation or circumstances

true; real; authentic; matching objective facts or reality

truly; sincerely; really

sincere; genuine; true; sincerity

the fundamental truth; a principle that reflects the reality of things

innocent; artless; pure and unaffected

To transmit documents, images, or data via a fax machine

one's actual self as opposed to a picture, video, or voice recording

truth; true words; honest talk

one's actual or legal name as opposed to a pseudonym or nickname

sincere or genuine feelings and sentiments

To believe something to be true or real; to take it to heart.

a portrait of a person in painting or photography; can also refer to a photobook or collection of artistic photos

vacuum; a space entirely devoid of matter or containing extremely low pressure gas

real animal hide or skin as distinguished from synthetic materials

the quality of being real, genuine, or true; truthfulness; validity; veracity

really; as expected; sure enough

Hezbollah; an Islamic political and militant group based in Lebanon; literally "Party of God"

to use models or computers to imitate a real system for experimentation and research; simulation; emulation

pure and sincere; innocent and unaffected

true or false; the real and the fake; genuine and sham

really; indeed; in fact

nearly identical to the original; true to life; vivid

sincere and cordial; characterized by deep and honest feelings

The truth-telling component of the party game Truth or Dare, usually paired with [[真心话|真心話|zhen1 xin1 hua4]]

(idiom) absolutely true; solid and beyond any doubt

One's dreams or expectations have been realized in real life; often used as a wish or blessing for others.

(Chinese medicine) the essential energy that drives life, formed by combining one's inborn essence with energy from breathing and food

fungi; any member of a large group of organisms that have cell walls but lack chlorophyll, including yeasts, molds, and mushrooms; they survive by absorbing nutrients from other organic matter

one's true appearance or original identity; often used in a negative sense meaning to reveal someone's hidden nature

clear; distinct; realistic; definite

to practice Taoism; to cultivate one's true self through spiritual and physical exercises

The true meaning or real essence of something; a profound truth.

Used as an exclamation to express displeasure, annoyance, or frustration.

the quality of being genuine or fake; whether something is true or false; same as [[真假|真假|zhen1 jia3]]

the unique God worshipped in Islam, considered the creator and ruler of the universe

Islamic place of worship, also called a [[礼拜寺|禮拜寺|li3 bai4 si4]]

Describes merchandise of reliable quality sold at a fair or honest price

to lack fidelity or lose its true appearance; to be different from the original or factual situation

authentic work; genuine item or product rather than a fake or imitation

Temujin, the birth name of [[成吉思汗|成吉思汗|cheng2 ji2 si1 han2]], the founder of the Mongol Empire.

The Jurchen people, a Tungus ethnic group in northern China who established the Jin Dynasty (1115–1234) and were the ancestors of the Manchus.

to be serious; meticulous; to take something to heart or take it seriously

the whole truth is revealed; everything becomes clear

pure silk produced by silkworms; often used as a synonym for [[蚕丝|蠶絲|can2 si1]]