稀罕 (xī han): Rare / uncommon (Adjective, Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

He doesn't care for those flashy but insubstantial praises; he values practical results more.

In the era of information explosion, genuine concentration has instead become a rare quality.

He treasures that old stamp because it's a limited edition.

Do you treasure that painting he gave you? I see you've hung it in the most prominent spot in the living room.

This once-in-a-century astronomical spectacle is extremely rare, attracting countless astronomy enthusiasts worldwide.

In the desert, water is the most precious thing, and everyone cherishes it greatly.

I don't care for that position at all; work-life balance is more important to me.