损害身体呀 我的日子
“Ms. Wen, you're always so melancholy. It harms your health. In my days to come,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
夫人总是怏怏不乐
“Ms. Wen, you're always so melancholy. It harms your health.”
损害身体 呀 我的日子
“Ms. Wen, you're always so melancholy. It harms your health. In my days to come,”
还能有什么乐呢
“what joy could there possibly be?”
“I am wasting away because there is nothing left in this marriage or household to bring me happiness.”
In Traditional Chinese Medicine and cultural thought, prolonged sadness or repressed emotions directly deplete vitality and harm the internal organs (伤身).
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to harm one's health / ruin one's body
Can refer both to physical damage and the physical toll of chronic sorrow or grief.
Adds emotional emphasis and sighing intensity to the exclamation.