只怕是鸡蛋碰石头
“it's like hitting a wall.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Kid, if you want to fight him,”
只怕是 鸡蛋碰石头
“it's like hitting a wall.”
但是我总得试试吧
“But I have to try.”
“You don't stand a chance against him, you will only destroy yourself.”
Traditional Chinese wisdom often emphasizes discretion over reckless bravado, urging caution when up against overwhelming power differences.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
an egg crashing against a rock; courting disaster against overwhelmingly superior force
A very common Chinese idiom (chengyu/folk saying) used to warn someone against an impossible, David-versus-Goliath fight that will end badly for the weaker side.
I'm afraid that; in all likelihood
Used to introduce an unwelcome probability or pessimistic prediction in a tactful way.