好 走水了 走水了
“Okay. - Fire! - Fire!”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我们走
“Let's go.”
好 走水了 走水了
“Okay. - Fire! - Fire!”
赶紧走 走水了 先护送嫂嫂和无忧回府
“Hurry up! Fire! Escort Ms. Wen and Wuyou home.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In ancient China, people avoided uttering the character for fire (火) during emergencies out of superstitious fear of stoking the flames, substituting it with water-related euphemisms like '走水' to seek balance and protection.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
Fire has broken out!
A traditional Chinese euphemistic cry for raising a fire alarm, frequently encountered in historical period dramas.
Marks the emergence of a sudden new situation or state of emergency.