只是盛夏暑热
“It was merely because this summer was too hot.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“that his condition was misdiagnosed.”
只是 盛夏暑热
“It was merely because this summer was too hot.”
“Commandery Prince An had overworked himself,”
“There is no treason or fatal disease here, it is just common heat exhaustion.”
In imperial Chinese courts, an official's or noble's illness often carried immense political weight, prompting physicians and courtiers to blame mild seasonal factors rather than disclose sensitive truths.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
the sweltering heat of midsummer
A formal, literary collocation used in classical or historical registers to refer to extreme summer climate affecting health.