你们怎么能为如此狡诈不诚者
“Yet you, for such a deceitful man,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
百次不信
“always a fraud.”
你们 怎么能为 如此 狡诈 不 诚 者
“Yet you, for such a deceitful man,”
“involved yourselves in the internal strife.”
“You have no valid excuse whatsoever for trusting and aiding that deceitful liar.”
In Confucian morality, integrity (Cheng) is paramount; defending or aiding someone devoid of honesty violates core ethical principles.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
how could; how is it possible to
Often used in rhetorical questions to express disbelief, moral disapproval, or indignation.
a dishonest person
A classical, literary structure where '者' nominalizes the quality 'not honest' into 'one who is dishonest'.