所以我也跟着他学坏了
“So I picked up his bad habits.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“He was a good man, just with a sharp tongue.”
所以我也 跟着 他 学坏了
“So I picked up his bad habits.”
我与他相识之时 他是武将之子
“When I first met him, he was a general's son,”
“Don't mind my sharp tongue; I learned it all from him!”
In traditional Chinese master-disciple relationships, pupils inevitably inherit both the virtues and quirks of their teachers, often discussed with humorous tolerance.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
picked up bad habits from him; learned to be wicked by following him
A common humorous idiom used to playfully blame a mentor or friend for one's own mischievous or sarcastic traits.
Marks a change of state, highlighting the completed shift toward adopting these blunt traits.