你权当我的话 是耳旁风啊
“So my words meant nothing to you?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
没有
“No.”
你 权当 我的话 是 耳旁风 啊
“So my words meant nothing to you?”
不是
“No.”
“You completely ignored what I told you, and I am furious about it.”
Respecting parental or elder guidance is considered basic filial respect; treating advice as 'wind by the ear' represents a direct challenge to authority.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
wind past the ears / words unheeded / in one ear and out the other
A widely used idiom to criticize someone who listens without paying real attention or obeying advice.
to treat as / to take something as
Used in spoken Chinese to frame something as a presumed or makeshift assumption.
Emphasizes the sharp rhetorical question and demands an immediate defense.