A name from a poem
素心
Pinyin sù xīnfor anyone
A plain, true heart — unadorned.
What’s wished for
Returning to rest by South Mountain — Wang Wei. Not a slogan of “forever peace”: the classical “person of a plain heart” (素心人) — simple, true, unforced.
Where it comes from
归卧南山陲
guī wò nán shān chuí
“And will rest at the Southern Mountains' edge.”
— Wang Wei, “Farewell (Dismounting to Drink)” (送别)
About the two characters
- 素
- plain, unadorned; true and simple
- 心
- the heart; also the mind within
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