你口中所谓的 无人不知 无人不晓
“The one you call known to all, far and wide,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“from a Chief Councilor candidate to a general post that may not last.”
你口中 所谓的 无人不知 无人不晓
“The one you call known to all, far and wide,”
“is that famed unlucky soul.”
“You call it fame, but it's really just humiliating notoriety.”
In imperial China, demotion from high civil office (宰执) to dangerous military border roles was viewed as a public disgrace, attracting mockery rather than genuine fame.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
so-called
Prefixed before nouns or statements to show skepticism, distance, or ironic disdain.
known to all; a household name
A classical four-character paired idiom indicating universal recognition or absolute notoriety.