是他们脑子有毛病 还是你脑子有毛病
“Are they crazy or are you crazy?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
完了以后再抢劫
“before robbing you?”
是他们 脑子有毛病 还是你 脑子有毛病
“Are they crazy or are you crazy?”
“This makes zero sense—are you completely incompetent for believing this?”
Chinese superiors in high-stakes administrative environments frequently use rhetorical questions questioning subordinates' basic reasoning to assert dominance and express outrage.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
out of one's mind; crazy; having mental problems
A blunt, derogatory phrase used to harshly criticize illogical behavior or absurd explanations.
is it... or is it...
A core alternative question structure often used rhetorically to force an opponent into an unflattering choice.