看着文弱 骨头倒是硬得很合我胃口
“He appears frail yet has quite a backbone. Just the sort I need.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
那小子?
“Him?”
看着 文弱 骨头 倒是 硬得很 合我胃口
“He appears frail yet has quite a backbone. Just the sort I need.”
你终是要去边关领兵的
“You'll command troops at the frontier sooner or later.”
“I respect his inner strength and defiance; I want him under my command.”
In Chinese culture, having 'hard bones' represents moral integrity, courage, and an refusal to bow to tyrannical authority.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
having a tough backbone; unyielding; stubborn and resolute
A common idiomatic praise for someone who refuses to compromise their integrity under pressure.
to suit one's taste; to be to one's liking
Metaphorically describes people, ideas, or things that align perfectly with one's personal preferences.