他骨子里是一个 特别骄傲的人
“He is a very proud person.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我是跟他叫叔的 他看着我从小长大 我了解他
“He is my uncle. He watched me grow up. So I know him well.”
他 骨子里 是一个 特别 骄傲 的人
“He is a very proud person.”
但是本质上绝不是坏人 如果这件事情 躲不掉的话
“But he's not a bad person by nature. If we must face this consequence,”
“Don't misjudge him as corrupt or malicious—he's just too proud to beg or explain himself.”
In Chinese culture, when defending someone in trouble, appealing to their intrinsic moral uprightness (骨子里 / 本质) is a powerful rhetoric to elicit empathy and leniency.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
in one's bones; deep down; intrinsically
Use this to describe someone's fundamental, unchangeable nature or deeply ingrained worldview.
a proud or dignified person
Can indicate either arrogance or noble dignity depending on the surrounding context.