皮外伤 又有老鬼头的药 不碍事
“Just a scratch. And with the old man's medicine, I'm fine.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你的伤还没好 今天还是先休息吧
“Your wound isn't healed. Rest today.”
皮外伤 又有 老鬼头 的药 不碍事
“Just a scratch. And with the old man's medicine, I'm fine.”
一盏长明灯燃尽 可不止半个时辰
“One ghee lamp burning out takes far more than an hour.”
“Don't baby me, I can handle this and want to keep working.”
In Chinese culture, downplaying personal physical suffering to avoid inconveniencing others or neglecting duty is viewed as a sign of fortitude and dependability.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
superficial injury; flesh wound
A common clinical and everyday phrase used to downplay physical harm.
it doesn't matter; it is no problem; of no consequence
Colloquial northern expression frequently used to wave off concern about health or minor troubles.