任谁遭了这般重大磨难
“Anyone who suffered such a great ordeal”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Father, please don't blame Yuanhuai.”
任谁 遭了这般重大磨难
“Anyone who suffered such a great ordeal”
“would inevitably change in temperament.”
“Do not punish my brother too harshly; anyone in his shoes would have cracked under such trauma.”
In imperial Chinese courts, princes often had to ostentatiously plead for each other's mercy before the emperor to display filial piety and brotherly love, even amidst intense rivalry.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
anyone; whoever it may be
A formal, literary pronoun used to emphasize that a condition or reaction applies universally to any human being.
major tribulation; severe hardship
Use this collocation when referring to life-altering, traumatic, or catastrophic personal suffering.