那这梁子可就结下了
“Then you've got a feud on your hands.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
好嘛
“Fine.”
那这 梁子可就结下了
“Then you've got a feud on your hands.”
“They have plenty of ways to mess with you.”
“You've really made an enemy now, and there's no turning back.”
In Chinese relational culture, 'jie liangzi' refers to crossing a line that triggers long-term retaliation or hidden vengeance, which prudent people go out of their way to avoid.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to form a grudge; to start a feud
A colloquial northern Chinese idiom used when two parties cross each other and become bitter rivals or enemies.
Indicates a newly realized, irreversible change of state or situation.