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| When "wu li" means "physics", what are the component meanings of 'wu' and 'li'?
I am sorry I don't have the Chinese font, so I have made my question specific; I am looking for the literal translation of the components which lead to the meaning of "physics", or secondly, "material force". This is a morphological question. Thank you.
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