mental illness; psychosis; psychiatric disorder

The cultural and moral progress of a society, including its ideology, ethics, education, and art. Often used in contrast to [[物质文明|物質文明|wu4 zhi4 wen2 ming2]].

psychiatric hospital; mental institution; mental asylum

a person's state of mind; psychological condition or mental outlook

Old but still vigorous and full of vitality (often used to describe an elderly person)

spiritual or moral life, including religion, art, and intellectual pursuits, as opposed to material life

full of energy and enthusiasm; lively and in excellent form

to pull oneself together; to summon one's courage or energy

The spirit of [[雷锋|雷鋒|lei2 feng1]], referring to the communist ideals of selfless service to the people and devotion to the party and state.

glowing with health and vigor; full of energy and enthusiasm; specifically used to describe a person's appearance or mood showing great vitality

(idiom) absent-minded; in a trance; dazed; unable to concentrate or not being fully aware of one's surroundings

the quality of being spiritual or mental

to be mentally deranged; mental disorder; insanity

to gather one's spirits; to brace up; to muster one's energies

People feel invigorated and high-spirited when they encounter happy events

The quality of fair play, team spirit, and integrity shown during athletic activities and competitions

schizoid personality disorder (SPD)

a person's mental world or spiritual realm

Products created to satisfy the emotional, psychological, or educational needs of people, such as works of literature, art, film, or educational materials.

to be emotionally unfaithful to one's partner without physical intimacy

the psychological theory and method for treating mental disorders by analyzing a patient's subconscious mind and past experiences

mental disorder characterized by disruptions in thought processes, perceptions, and emotional responsiveness

A mental disorder characterized by disruptions in thought, perception, and behavior, often involving hallucinations or delusions

harmful or low-quality content that pollutes the mind, such as pornography, violent video games, or toxic ideology

A person's mental or spiritual state; one's level of inner cultivation or psychological outlook

An emotional or romantic involvement with someone outside of a marriage or primary relationship that does not necessarily involve physical intimacy.

mental derangement; lunacy; insane; mentally unbalanced

(colloquial) morale; spirit; energy; vigor

to be full of vigor and vitality; energetic

The study of the mind and mental processes; psychology or mentalics

psychiatrist; a medical practitioner specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of mental illness

A collective term for psychological disorders caused by mental factors that lead to temporary dysfunction, often involving anxiety, phobias, or obsessive-compulsive behaviors.

One's spiritual or inner sanctuary; a sense of cultural or emotional belonging.

A period of intense mental distress or a complete collapse of emotional stability.

to be moved to emulate a noble example; to influence and inspire others through greatness of character

communication of thoughts or feelings directly from one person to another without using any known senses; also known as [[心电感应|心電感應|xin1 dian4 gan3 ying4]] or [[心灵感应|心靈感應|xin1 ling2 gan3 ying4]]

feeling energetic and full of vigor; to be uplifted in spirit or morale

nonphysical wear and tear of equipment or capital assets caused by technological progress or obsolescence rather than physical use

spiritual pillar; moral support or a person or belief that provides the strength to keep going

The development of ideological, ethical, and cultural values within a society, aimed at improving the moral character and the scientific and cultural literacy of the people

(neologism) (derogatory) a person who identifies as Japanese despite being of another ethnicity, especially a Chinese person who expresses extreme admiration for imperial or WWII-era Japan

Spiritual or ideological contamination; refers to the harmful influence of decadent or reactionary thoughts, speech, and cultural works on people's minds.

astute and widely experienced (idiom); used to praise someone for their profound knowledge and exceptional talent

delirium; mental illness; a state of mental confusion and agitation

psychotherapy; psychological treatment

mental illness; mental disease

A doctor specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of mental illness; psychiatrist