你不懂躯壳也会疼痛
[nĭ bù dŏng qū qiào yĕ huì téng tòng]
"You Don't Know The Shell Can Also Feel Pain" highlights an idea beyond just physical pain, suggesting that even if someone appears fine outwardly ('the shell'), there may be deeper emotional or mental struggles unseen. It hints at the complexities of human emotions that are not readily visible.