The internal organs of the body; in Traditional Chinese Medicine, specifically the five [[脏|臟|zang4]] (heart, liver, spleen, lungs, kidneys) and the six [[腑|腑|fu3]] (stomach, gallbladder, triple burner, bladder, large intestine, small intestine)

The depths of one's heart or feelings; innermost thoughts.

The internal organs of the human body; specifically the five viscera (spleen, lungs, kidneys, liver, heart) and the six bowels (stomach, large intestine, small intestine, triple heater, bladder, gallbladder) in traditional Chinese medicine.

words from the bottom of one's heart; sincere and honest words

to touch someone to the very depths of their soul; deeply moving; heart-stirring

The six hollow organs in traditional Chinese medicine, including the [[胆|膽|dan3]], [[胃|胃|wei4]], [[大肠|大腸|da4 chang2]], [[小肠|小腸|xiao3 chang2]], [[膀胱|膀胱|pang2 guang1]], and [[三焦|三焦|san1 jiao1]]

to penetrate deeply into the heart; refreshing or gladdening the heart and mind, such as by a pleasant fragrance or a moving piece of art

internal organs of the human body; bowels; viscera

to come from the depth of one's heart; heartfelt; sincere

to move someone deeply; to be soul-stirring or very touching

to come from the heart; sincere; heartfelt

literally meaning to penetrate deeply into the heart; used to describe a feeling that is gladdening to the heart or deeply refreshing

to be deeply refreshing or pleasant, especially of a fragrance or cool breeze