Understand Chinese Nickname
皮外伤
[pí wài shāng]
Means 'superficial wound'. This can indicate that someone has endured an injury that only touches the surface, perhaps signaling resilience or suggesting that deeper, unseen issues lie beneath the surface.
Generate Chinese Nickname
Relation Nicknames
残殇
[cán shāng]
Literally means incomplete wound it implies someone is suffering from deep emotional wounds that ...
不过是受伤又不痛
[bù guò shì shòu shāng yòu bù tòng]
Its Just Another Wound It Doesnt Even Hurt : This phrase suggests resilience in the face of emotional ...
伤而不痛
[shāng ér bù tòng]
Wounded but not in pain The implication here is a kind of toughness or resilience in the face of injury ...
這傷太幹脆
[zhè shāng tài gàn cuì]
This name This Wound Is Too Simple conveys a feeling of having experienced hurt that has left a mark ...
心伤浅疼
[xīn shāng qiăn téng]
Literally means lightly wounded but still painful It describes a shallow wound suggesting emotional ...
无法复制的伤
[wú fă fù zhì de shāng]
Translates to unreplicable wound It suggests a unique emotional trauma or experience of pain one ...
致命wound
[zhì mìng wound]
This simple word Fatal Wound can connote depth severity in emotional or literal injury experienced ...
欲盖弥彰的伤
[yù gài mí zhāng de shāng]
The phrase suggests a wound or pain that becomes more obvious when one tries to hide it It reflects ...
只是小伤口
[zhĭ shì xiăo shāng kŏu]
Describes a situation where something unpleasant has caused just a minor wound indicating resilience ...