谁跟他是革命战友啊
“Who said I'm his comrade-in-arms?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Is this how you treat your comrade-in-arms?”
谁跟他是 革命战友 啊
“Who said I'm his comrade-in-arms?”
那
“Then,”
“Don't try to flatter me with big words—we are not that close, so stop guilting me!”
Contemporary Chinese speakers often co-opt historical or political jargon like 'revolutionary comrade' to playfully describe everyday bonds and mutual hardships.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
revolutionary comrade-in-arms
Originally a historical term, now used humorously between close friends or partners who have survived struggles together.
who on earth is ... with him?
A rhetorical frame used to vehemently or playfully deny being associated with someone in a specific role.
Strengthens the rhetorical force and disbelief of the rhetorical question.