就知道你喜欢逞强
“I know you hate admitting you're hurt.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
那好吧
“Good.”
就知道 你 喜欢 逞强
“I know you hate admitting you're hurt.”
“I even traveled all the way to the Bureau of Sacred Rites to sort things out.”
“Stop acting like you are fine when you aren't; I see right through you.”
Scolding someone for 'acting tough' (逞强) is a common indirect way in Chinese culture to express genuine care and emotional attachment without becoming overly sentimental.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
I knew it; just as I thought
Use this phrase to emphasize that the other person's behavior was completely predictable.
to put on a brave front; to overexert oneself stubbornly
Used to describe someone who refuses to show weakness or ask for help even when struggling.