疯子做事需要理由吗
“Does a lunatic need a reason to do things?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
他不是疯子吗
“Isn't he a lunatic?”
疯子 做事 需要理由吗
“Does a lunatic need a reason to do things?”
“Zhang Haixia, what on earth do you want to do?”
“Stop trying to make sense of what cannot be explained rationally.”
In Chinese discourse, answering a question with a rhetorical question involving 'madness' or unpredictability is an assertive way to shut down over-analysis.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to handle matters or conduct actions
A very common verb-object collocation meaning to handle tasks or behave in general situations.
does it require a reason?
A common rhetorical pattern used to challenge assumptions that an action requires justification.
Marks the sentence as a rhetorical question rather than an inquiry seeking information.