坚持你是真理 我们都是错的 对吧
“that you are right, while the rest of us are wrong.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“But how could you not believe in yourself? If you believe what you think is right, you must insist”
坚持 你 是 真理 我们 都是错 的 对吧
“that you are right, while the rest of us are wrong.”
“If you give up easily, shouldn't you”
“You are being ridiculously arrogant to think only you can be right and everyone else is wrong.”
Pitting an individual against the consensus ('you' versus 'all of us') is a common rhetorical strategy in Chinese culture to brand stubborn nonconformity as arrogance.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
insisting that you alone hold the ultimate truth
Often used sarcastically to call out someone being stubborn or intellectually self-righteous.
Appended as a tag question ('right?') to exert rhetorical pressure and solicit defensive agreement.