What does introspection mean?

Internal introspection. One's own analysis of whether one's thoughts and actions are ethical or not.

Introspection can be described as the observation of one's own subjective experience and its changes. Because of its subjective nature, introspection has been a long-standing debate in psychology since ancient times. The debate is over whether it is objective and reliable.

Pinyin: nèi xǐng

Examples:

1. Some works are rich in humanistic introspection, and it is difficult to hide the delicate and subtle feelings behind the calm and majestic.

2. Philosophical analysis of spirituality is a philosophy that analyzes spirituality mainly by intuition and introspection.

Expanded information:

Near synonym for introspection: self-reflection

Self-reflection? [ zì xǐng ]

Interpretation: self-reflection, introspection: constantly ~ in one's work.

"Self-reflection" is not equal to self-criticism, but includes self-affirmation. We should be self-reflective in times of adversity and even more so in times of prosperity, in which we summarize the past and plan for the future. It is also not the same as blind self-criticism. Introspection is positive, enjoyable, constructive, and guides one's thoughts, words, and actions in a positive direction.

Example: You are responsible for the accident that happened this time, and you should reflect on yourself.