征南闯北多年
“have traveled far and wide for many years,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
只不过呢 戚某
“It's just that I”
征南闯北 多年
“have traveled far and wide for many years,”
比老夫人多见了些 蝇营狗苟的小人伎俩
“and have seen more petty tricks of despicable people than you,”
“I've seen the real world and know every dirty trick in the book, so don't try to lecture me.”
In traditional narratives, traversing wide lands (征南闯北) gives someone rugged pragmatic cunning, often contrasted against the sheltered life of aristocratic household elders.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to travel widely across the country; to fight or venture all over
A vivid four-character idiom describing someone who has weathered vast travels, hardship, and exposure across broad regions.