Qingxin
A Chinese name meaning "pure heart, clear mind". In Poland barely anyone carries it, and the few who do split almost evenly between women and men, so it reads as genuinely unisex here.
Qingxin Pronunciation
What Qingxin means
Where Qingxin comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Qingxin comes from Chinese, where it is built from two written characters rather than a single root. The first, 清 (qīng), means clear or clean, the way water reads when nothing clouds it. The second, 心 (xīn), means heart, and in older usage the seat of thought as well. Put together they give the short meaning that follows the name in Poland: pure heart, clear mind.
The pairing is not only a personal name. 清心 appears as an ordinary phrase in Chinese, used for a calm and unclouded state of mind, and Buddhist and Daoist writing leaned on it long before parents did. A child called Qingxin inherits that older reading.
It has no Polish diminutive, no Katarzyna-style softening. On a class register in Wrocław it would sit unadapted, its two syllables intact.
For a Polish reader the name arrives with almost no local history behind it. That is rare. Most names on this site carry a name-day, a saint, a stack of variants. Qingxin carries the two characters and their plain sense: 清 clear, 心 heart.
How many people are named Qingxin
1 in 7115396 men in Poland is named Qingxin. 5 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #27257 among male names.