你怕什么呀 邪不压正
“What are you afraid of? Evil prevails over justice.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“The more I live here, the more scared I am.”
你怕什么 呀 邪不压正
“What are you afraid of? Evil prevails over justice.”
再说了 我们什么时候去京城 还得听世子安排
“Besides, when we go to the capital depends on Lord Yan.”
“Pull yourself together; justice is on our side and panic will not help us.”
The belief that cosmic justice naturally suppresses wrongdoing ('evil cannot prevail over good') is a core cultural principle often invoked to maintain inner resolve.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
evil cannot prevail over good; justice will triumph
Use this traditional idiom to instill courage or reassure someone facing unjust or intimidating situations.
what are you afraid of
A common spoken phrase used to challenge someone's unnecessary anxiety or hesitation.
Softens the rhetorical question to sound warm and encouraging rather than harsh or critical.
