欲加之罪 何患无辞
“There is no excuse for adding guilt.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
欲加之罪 何患无辞
“There is no excuse for adding guilt.”
太太
“Mother,”
“You have already made up your mind to frame me, so whatever excuse you invent is meaningless.”
Quoting classic literary idioms during heated arguments serves to elevate one's moral standing and demonstrate righteousness against petty accusations.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
wishing to impose guilt or frame someone
A literary four-character expression used when someone feels unjustly targeted.
why worry about lacking pretexts
Often paired with 欲加之罪 to express that a malicious accuser will always find an excuse.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“It is truly the most convenient charge for framing someone.”
“So, an unjust charge can be fabricated so easily.”
“have I done wrong?”
“I brought this on myself.”
“Now, you're simply reaping what you sowed.”
“You could say it's karma.”