这次我若是好了 定然洁身自好
“If I make it through this, I swear I'll stay clean”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Wan, stop asking. I don't want to dirty your ears with it.”
这次我 若是 好了 定然 洁身自好
“If I make it through this, I swear I'll stay clean”
再也不去那些乱七八糟的地方了 二哥心里应该知道
“and never go to those messy places again. You know”
“Please cure me; I swear I have learned my lesson and will never fool around again.”
In traditional patriarchal households, visiting disreputable pleasure quarters was seen not just as a health hazard but as a grave stain on family honor.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
if; in case
A slightly formal conditional conjunction common in both dramatic speech and written Chinese.
to preserve one's moral integrity; to keep oneself clean and above reproach
A formal idiom used when promising to avoid illicit relations or corrupt behaviors.