honest; sincere; not fake in words or actions

sincere; genuine; true; sincerity

loyal; faithful; devoted; staunch; showing sincerity and commitment to a person, country, or cause

candid; frank; plain dealing; being open and sincere

good faith; sincerity; an honest and sincere intention

pious; devout; respectful and sincere (often used in the context of religion or faith)

sincere; honest; cordial

To deal with people sincerely and fairly; to speak frankly and openly without holding back one's thoughts or intentions.

sincere; cordial; earnest and genuine

Hong Kong business magnate and billionaire philanthropist (born 1928)

sincere desire; wholeheartedness; sincere heart

sincerity and honesty; trustworthiness; good faith; being honest and keeping one's word

truly; really; certainly; used to confirm a statement as true

earnest, zealous, and cordial; combining enthusiasm with sincerity

complete and utter sincerity; absolute good faith

with all sincerity; wholehearted and genuine; used to describe a person's attitude as being completely honest and serious

with all one's sincerity; in a completely dedicated and honest manner

utterly sincere; wholly devoted; absolute sincerity

to be completely open and honest with one another; to trust each other fully

wholeheartedly and sincerely; with genuine heart and earnest intent

complete sincerity; extreme honesty

to switch loyalty and surrender; to defect to the other side

(idiom) used to describe a state of being extremely cautious and uneasy for fear of making a mistake; originally a formal phrase used by officials in memorials to the emperor to express reverence and awe

To submit cheerfully or accept something willingly from the bottom of one's heart; to be genuinely convinced of something's rightness.

to treat people with complete sincerity and honesty

To sincerely invite applications or offers, such as for hiring staff or seeking tenants.

honest and trustworthy; sincere; colloquial synonym of [[老实|老實|lao3 shi5]]

to unite with sincere heart and soul; to stand together with absolute sincerity

Leader of an anti-Yuan dynasty rebellion and a rival of the Ming dynasty founder [[朱元璋|朱元璋|zhu1 yuan2 zhang1]]

If one is sincere, then it will work; faith will make it come true.

to be exactly like; to be just as.

(1738–1801) A prominent Qing dynasty historian, philosopher, and geographer from Zhejiang; best known for his theory that the 'Six Classics are all history' and his work on local gazetteers.

(1081–1129) A famous scholar of bronze and stone inscriptions during the Northern Song dynasty; husband of the poet [[李清照|李清照|li3 qing1 zhao4]].

to sincerely or warmly invite someone to participate, attend, or collaborate

Specifically for a particular purpose; for the express purpose of doing something (often used with visits or invitations)

sincere and earnest; showing genuine and heartfelt warmth or honesty

to be completely convinced; to accept another person's views or authority wholeheartedly; to submit or obey willingly

honest and sincere; reliable and simple in character

honest and simple; sincere and plain; truthful and simple

earnestly and sincerely; with all sincerity. This idiom is the same as [[诚心诚意|誠心誠意|cheng2 xin1 cheng2 yi4]]

honest, sincere, and earnest; cordial and faithful

modest and sincere; humble

to be candid and honest with others; to treat people with sincerity

(literary) sincere in thought and upright in heart; to have a sincere mind and a righteous heart. Originally from the "Great Learning" [[大学|大學|da4 xue2]] section of the "Book of Rites" [[礼记|禮記|li3 ji4]].

to treat others with absolute honesty; to be open and above board in one's dealings with someone

to deal with others in good faith; to be honest and open with one another

(literary) to be frank and sincere; to show one's true feelings and thoughts without concealment

(idiom) with reverence and awe; extremely uneasy and fearful; in fear and trembling

To prevent evil thoughts from arising in order to maintain a sincere heart; to restrain bad habits and foster honesty. foster sincerity.