看重 (kàn zhòng): To regard as important (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

This company values the moral character of applicants during recruitment.

He doesn't value money, and next, he doesn't pursue fame either.

She never judges people by their appearance, valuing inner character more.

He does not emphasise external attire, but values inner cultivation more.

He is too utilitarian in making friends, only valuing the other person's status and resources.

It's not that I don't thirst for success; I just value the pursuit more.

He never blindly pursues famous brands, but values the practicality of products more.

When choosing a pet, a gentle temperament is the attribute I value most.

This company values employees' comprehensive abilities more than a single skill.