What is the meaning of 心兴?

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What is the meaning of 心兴 in the picture below (towards bottom left in image)? I am guessing it means to think, but doesn't 想 mean to think?

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What is the meaning of 心兴 in the picture below (towards bottom left in image)? I am guessing it means to think, but doesn't 想 mean to think?

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That character is not「兴」(to rise > excited, happy), it is「头」(head).

「心头」(literally heart + head) means mind - the picture is saying that you use your mind to think/reason.

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That character is not「兴」(to rise > excited, happy), it is「头」(head).

「心头」(literally heart + head) means mind - the picture is saying that you use your mind to think/reason.

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That character is not「兴」(to rise > excited, happy), it is「头」(head).

「心头」(literally heart + head) means mind - the picture is saying that you use your mind to think/reason.

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That character is not「兴」(to rise > excited, happy), it is「头」(head).

「心头」(literally heart + head) means mind - the picture is saying that you use your mind to think/reason.

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That character is not「兴」(to rise > excited, happy), it is「头」(head).

「心头」(literally heart + head) means mind - the picture is saying that you use your mind to think/reason.

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  Thank you for clarifying this! I really confused those two characters.
  – erdinger
  9 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  

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• 
  
  
  

  
  1
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  Thank you for clarifying this! I really confused those two characters.
  – erdinger
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Thank you for clarifying this! I really confused those two characters.
– erdinger
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