离心近心
[lí xīn jìn xīn]
The phrase combines two opposing concepts, '离心' (Líxīn), moving apart or separation from heart, and '近心' (Jìnxīn), drawing close or nearness to heart. It reflects complex emotions: distance and closeness at the same time. This might indicate that no matter how far away you are physically, emotionally you can still be very close. Alternatively, it also describes feelings where sometimes the farther away, the closer one's thoughts become towards each other.