The dried ground beetle is a traditional Chinese medicine ingredient.
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Mostly seen in 蟅虫 (also written 土鳖虫), the Chinese ground beetle Eupolyphaga sinensis, whose dried body is a traditional medicine said to invigorate blood circulation.
The insect radical 虫 on the left marks 蟅 as a bug — here a beetle. It groups with other insect-name characters such as 蟑 (in cockroach) built the same way.
The right element 庶 supplies the sound (shù drifting to zhè). The same phonetic appears in 蔗 'sugarcane', which shares the zhè reading, making the sound link easy to recall.
No stroke data for 蟅; the glyph shown is your device font, so component strokes can't be highlighted.
