你心里就没有一点点愧疚和不安吗?
“Don't you feel any guilt or unease?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你骗了我冉叔叔 骗了我和我爸这么多年
“You lied to Uncle Ran and to me and my dad for years!”
你 心里就没有一点点 愧疚和不安吗?
“Don't you feel any guilt or unease?”
何警官
“Officer He.”
“You are completely shameless and have destroyed our trust without batting an eye.”
Appealing to another person's conscience (liangxin) and accusing them of lacking guilt is a profound moral indictment in Chinese interpersonal ethics.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
even a little bit; a tiny bit
Used before abstract feelings or nouns in negative rhetorical questions to emphasize complete absence.
guilt and uneasiness
A paired psychological description often used when holding someone morally accountable.
Forms a rhetorical question that carries a forceful accusatory punch rather than seeking an actual answer.