可你为什么替魏祁林
“But why are you speaking up for Wei Qilin,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“fearlessly killed Lord Changxin.”
可你 为什么 替魏祁林
“But why are you speaking up for Wei Qilin,”
这个大叛徒说话
“that traitor?”
“Whose side are you really on, and why are you shielding a traitor?”
In Chinese political culture, defending someone labeled a traitor often implicates the speaker as sharing their treasonous agenda, raising immediate suspicion of divided loyalty.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to speak up for; to defend someone
Standard pattern used to indicate taking someone's side or defending their actions in conversation.