How to write "hurt" in traditional Chinese characters

1. The traditional Chinese characters are: 2. Strokes: 3. The meaning of injury: 1. Damage to the human body or other objects: combat damage~.

Exploration ~ instrument.

2. Damage: ~ muscles and bones.

~Emotions.

3. Getting sick for some reason: ~ wind.

~Cold.

~Food.

4. Group words: Casualty? Cold? Wound? Frostbite? Injury? Sadness? Injury? Sadness? Extended information 1. Etymological evolution: 2. Shuowen Jiezi: 1. Classical Chinese version of "Shuowen Jiezi": injury means injury.

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?2. The vernacular version of "Shuowen Jiezi": injury, trauma.

The glyph uses "人" as the side character and omits the character character "Ya" as the sound side character.

3. Related phrases: 1. Casualties? [ shāng wáng ]? Injuries and deaths: ~ heavy.

~ Thousands of people.

Quotation: Mao Zedong's "The Great Victory to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea and Future Tasks": "In the Korean War, the enemy suffered 1.09 million casualties." 2. Cold? [ shāng fēng ]? Cold.

Quotation: Lu Xun's "Collected Letters to Cao Jinghua": "Shanghai has become hot, and we are finally fine. However, due to the poor weather and poor sanitation facilities, we often have minor illnesses, such as colds and diarrhea." 3. Wounds?

[ shāng kǒu ]? Injured and ruptured areas such as skin, muscles, and mucous membranes.

Quotation: Ba Jin's "The Hero's Story: The Heart of the Army Commander": "There is a big tree at this intersection, and there is a new wound on the branch." 4. Injury? [ shāng hài ]? Causes physical tissue or thoughts and feelings, etc.

Damage: Too little sleep can damage your body.

~ Self-esteem.

Quotation: Guo Peng's "Liu Yasheng": "I was worried that he would not be able to understand, thus damaging the unity. 5. Frostbite? [dòng shāng]? Damage to the body's tissues due to low temperature. Mild skin redness, swelling, burning or irritation

Itch, severe skin blisters, the most severe cause skin, muscle and even bone necrosis.