If you look closely, many words about the human body in English are so similar to Chinese.
The number is so large that it is not convincing to be judged by coincidence.
It is not normal for academics and ordinary people to turn a blind eye to this.
Let's start with words that have almost exactly the same sound and meaning and kanji.
eye.
Direct phonics, e-y-e, is not very similar to the eye.
Ear.
The pronunciation is the same. beezer
Slang nose. The pronunciation is the same.
shead head, head.
Pronounce it as the first one. This meaning is rarely used in modern English. crosshead subheading; sheepshead, sheep's head.
peel.
The sound is exactly the same as the meaning.
Let's talk about a little bit of a bend.
hair.
Millitones. This is in millifinger hair.
Beard sideburns.
Pronounced like sideburns. braid braids.
Pronounced like a braid. Brain.
The pronunciation is as distinctive. Discernment is intelligence, and intelligence is brain.
head.
Box tone. The head, the skull, all have the meaning of a box.
heart
Phonology. Core also.
shoulder.
The pronunciation is like a tip. In Chinese, there is a name for the shoulder.
lung lungs.
The English translation of dragon is lung. Flying dragon, flying homophonic lungs.
Brow forehead.
The sound is like a bag, a box.
belly.
Pronunciation such as erb, bao. bell, bell. Pronounced like cymbals.
Let's take a few more big bends.
bow intestine; Bow.
Let's start with another word: bowl. The sound bowl is the bowl. Bowl homophonic bend.
So, from the bowl to the bowl to the bend, the bow is the bend. bend down for the bow; The intestines are curved.
mouth, mouth.
This slight inflection point: mou, mao, which is in the mouth with four fingers. The word has exactly four straight edges. Another example: quarter, quarter; Season. Pronounce it like a mouth.
tooth.
Here the too sound is convex, to convex the teeth.
There are also some complicated words, I won't write them. These words are enough to explain the problem.