Traditional Chinese characters of injury

Traditional Chinese characters in traumatology include: left, vertical, left, horizontal, vertical, horizontal folding, horizontal, horizontal, left, horizontal folding hook, left, left, * * 13 picture.

Shang, pinyin shāng, is a first-class universal Chinese character. This word first appeared in the works of the Warring States period, and also appeared in works before the Warring States period, such as The Book of Songs. The original meaning refers to the place where the skin is punctured or cut by sharp tools, and it is extended to be used as a verb to indicate injury or damage. Also used passively, meaning to be hurt by something or someone.

The meaning of injury is extended to injury and damage. Idioms are "harmful to heaven and justice", "immoral" and "hurting the muscles and bones". It also refers to abstract harm, such as wasting people's minds, which is called "nerve-racking", and sadness in the heart is called "sadness". Later, it expanded to mental injury, that is, sadness and pain, and then expanded to slander and damage the reputation of others. It also extends the meaning of obstacles.

Idioms with hurtful words

1, black and blue: covered with scars, as dense as fish scales. Describe the serious injury.

2. Immorality: Injury refers to damage. Failure refers to corruption and destruction. Refers to destroying social customs.

3. Harmful to nature: injury and injury refer to damage. It means doing things cruelly, inhumanely and disregarding justice.

4. Malicious slander: slander and frame people with malicious words.

5, both lose: all is all, all. Both sides in the fight were injured.

6, touching the scene injury: being touched by the scene in front of you and causing sadness.

7, depressed: depressed.

8, export hurts people: what you said is inappropriate and hurts others' self-esteem. Describe speaking insolently and irrationally.

9, withered injury: weeding refers to weeding; Years old means the maturity of the valley. Careless farming will affect a year's harvest.