他心地本就善良
“He was kind by nature,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
等等
“Hold on.”
他 心地本就善良
“He was kind by nature,”
“yet he remembered that insignificant favor”
“Don't demonize him—he's genuinely a good person at heart.”
Reflecting Mencian thought, invoking someone's innate goodness is often used as a moral plea to mitigate suspicion or harsh punishment.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
kind-hearted; benevolent in nature
A standard four-character phrase used to praise someone's fundamental moral purity.
originally; inherently; in the first place
Used to emphasize an established premise or inherent trait to justify a claim.