那我为了自证清白
“Then, to prove my innocence,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
一旦他自己做起饭来 那一定是身边有人了
“Once he starts cooking for himself, he must be attached or interested in someone."”
那我为了 自证清白
“Then, to prove my innocence,”
“should I go to the snail stall in person tomorrow?”
“Since you all suspect I have a secret lover, let me show you the truth.”
In Chinese social circles, sudden lifestyle changes like cooking are immediately teased as signs of romance, prompting lighthearted 'self-defense'.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
in order to; for the sake of
Standard connector used to introduce the purpose or motivation behind an action.
to prove one's innocence; to clear one's name
A semi-formal four-character idiom frequently used playfully in daily conversation when falsely accused of trivial matters or gossip.