Zhaxin is a Chinese word, pronounced Zhaxin, which is a network term, meaning to stab the heart directly, expressing hatred and pain. English is heartache. In some places, the method of stabbing the heart also refers to the stomach discomfort caused by eating too much hard or indigestible food, which can be reflected in the chest area, so it is called "stabbing the heart". The sources are Jin Ping Mei Hua Ci 86 and1October 198 1 5. ..

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It stings. It is hateful and pathetic. "Jin Ping Mei Hua Ci" 86: "Because of these bran noodles at home, this worrying midnight consumption makes people unable to sleep." 1October 198 1 No.5: "But all of us are like pricking our hearts."

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Heartache is a Chinese word, pinyin xρn tong, which means to feel pain in my heart. Cherish; Pity; Unfortunately. My heart hurts.

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"Huainanzi Human Training": "The public king wants to resume the war, which makes people call Sima Zi to rebel, and the son's resignation hurts."

Biography of Gu Kaizhi in the Book of Jin: "Taste the daughter next door and choose her, in order to mold her on the wall and nail her heart with a pricker, and the woman is heartbroken. Kay's feeling was caused by it, and the woman followed it, so she secretly pulled out the needle and recovered. "