Two distinct senses split by register: (1) medical/legal — 'the state of an injury,' standard in news reports and forensic contexts (
伤情鉴定 'forensic assessment of injuries'); (2) classical — 'sentimental, heartbroken,' as in poetry (e.g.
李清照's 'sorrowful' verses). The literary sense is now mostly fossilized; modern speakers default to the medical reading.
