小伤 无碍
“It's just a scratch. Nothing serious.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你受伤了
“Are you injured?”
小伤 无碍
“It's just a scratch. Nothing serious.”
大哥 你先去霸下等我
“Min, go wait for me at Baxia first.”
“Do not worry about my injury, we have more urgent matters to attend to.”
In Chinese heroic and martial traditions, enduring physical pain silently and minimizing injury demonstrates toughness and loyalty to the collective cause.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
no problem; not a hindrance
A concise, slightly literary expression used to declare that an issue, illness, or wound is not serious.
minor wound or scratch
Used to describe superficial physical harm, often to brush off someone's concern.