不是 这天下哪里没有三教九流啊
“You... Well... There are all kinds of people everywhere.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你
“You... Well...”
不是 这天下 哪里 没有 三教九流 啊
“You... Well... There are all kinds of people everywhere.”
“You have such big eyes. Can't you judge people?”
“Stop blaming me for running into sketchy people; they are everywhere!”
Originally referring to the Three Religions and Nine Schools of thought, the term evolved historically to refer to diverse and often socially marginal or shady social strata.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
people of all sorts and walks of life (often carrying a derogatory or dubious connotation)
Use this four-character idiom to describe a mixed crowd involving shady, disparate, or disreputable individuals.
where isn't there; everywhere has
A rhetorical pattern used to assert that a particular phenomenon or flaw is universal.
Adds emotional intensity and argumentative force to a rhetorical question.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“The other talk is for here.”
“Some are noble while some are humble.”
“I'm not with anyone. Just here to sell.”
“"Though they weren't part of Jianghu,"”
“A person should take the right path.”
“Such nonsense won't be tolerated!”