







含血吮疮 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to show extreme care and concern for one's subordinates”. Implying a willingness to endure personal hardship or discomfort for their well-being. Literally, “To hold blood and suck a sore”.

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Open the tool →含血吮疮 (hán xuè shǔn chuāng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to show extreme care and concern for one's subordinates”.
含血吮疮 is pronounced hán xuè shǔn chuāng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 含血吮疮 means “to hold blood and suck a sore”. It is used to mean “to show extreme care and concern for one's subordinates”.
吮:用口吸。用嘴吸出病人疮里的脓血。比喻将领十分关心爱护士卒