🧠🫀 Discovering the Body: Internal Organs in Chinese | 内脏 Nèizàng
Have you ever thought about how amazing your body is? Inside us are powerful, complex internal organs — working day and night to keep us alive and healthy. In Chinese, these are called 内脏 (nèi zàng). Learning the names of these organs in Chinese not only helps us understand biology, but also brings us closer to the language and culture. Let’s explore some of the most important internal organs, in both English and Chinese: 🫁 Lungs - 肺 (fèi) Your lungs help you breathe in oxygen and breathe out carbon dioxide. Without them, there would be no life. ❤️ Heart - 心脏 (xīn zàng) The heart pumps blood through your body — delivering oxygen, nutrients, and love. ❤️ 🧠 Liver - 肝 (gān) The liver cleans your blood, stores energy, and helps break down food. A true multitasker! 🫘 Kidneys - 肾 (shèn) These bean-shaped organs filter waste from your blood and keep your body balanced. 🧃 Pancreas - 胰腺 (yí xiàn) It produces insulin and helps you digest food. Small but mighty. 💧 Bladder - 膀胱 (p...