Refers to joy, anger, worry, thought, sadness, fear, and surprise.

1. Joy

Commonly used words mean happy, joyful, celebratory, etc.

2. Anger

Anger is a psychological state of a person and a human instinct. It refers to the psychological manifestation of a person's strong dissatisfaction with something. Anger is a very common and common emotion, and there are quite a lot of words used to express this emotion in Chinese.

For example, furious, raging, furious, furious, furious, furious, despondent, angry and unwise, etc., are all words that describe strong dissatisfaction in a person's heart.

3. Worry

The original meaning of sorrow is to be depressed and worry; it is also extended from sorrow to refer to things that make people sad, such as difficulties, diseases, funerals, etc.

4. Thinking

The original meaning is to think deeply and consider, which leads to nostalgia, sadness, thoughts, creative ideas, etc.

5. Sadness

Sadness; heartache.

6. Fear

Easy to be afraid or fearful for no reason.

7. Surprise

Fear, nervousness due to sudden stimulation of the spirit.

Extended information:

According to the "Book of Rites", the seven emotions refer to happiness, anger, sadness, fear, love, evil and desire. According to Confucianism, they are happiness, anger, According to Buddhism, sadness, fear, love, disgust, and desire are happiness, anger, worry, fear, love, hatred, and desire. The seven emotions described by doctors are joy, anger, sadness, joy, love, disgust, and desire.

In the theory of traditional Chinese medicine, the seven emotions refer to the seven emotions of "joy, anger, worry, thought, sadness, fear, and surprise." Excessive excitement of these seven emotions may lead to imbalance of yin and yang, qi, and qi. Improper blood circulation can cause various diseases. What is thought-provoking is that traditional Chinese medicine does not include "desire" among the seven emotions.

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