如此眷恋人间烟火繁华的人
“Someone so attached to worldly pleasures”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
都要怨念三日
“just because a wonton has no scallions.”
如此 眷恋 人间烟火 繁华 的人
“Someone so attached to worldly pleasures”
“could hardly last three days”
“Someone who loves worldly luxury as much as they do could never truly tolerate this freezing, desolate exile.”
Literally meaning 'the smoke and fire of the human realm,' this term symbolizes mortal desires, food, and emotional attachments, standing in direct contrast to the lonely pursuit of martial or spiritual detachment.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
the pleasures, bustle, and routine of mortal/daily life
A poetic idiom widely used to describe earthly attachments, warmth, domesticity, or everyday human experiences as opposed to spiritual asceticism.
to cherish fondly; to be deeply attached to
A literary verb used to express deep sentimental attachment or reluctance to part with a person, place, or lifestyle.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“Someone so attached to worldly pleasures”
“I'm attached to the bustling world.”
“worth missing or worrying about.”
“You have always liked its bustling liveliness,”
“barely surviving in this world.”
“But in this world, not many lovers can truly get together.”
“(I yearned for the warmth) (and softness of the world.)”
“and enjoying prosperity forever.”