别骄狂太过
“Don't be too arrogant.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我早就劝过你
“I warned you long ago.”
别骄狂太过
“Don't be too arrogant.”
如今可以送你下半句了
“Now I can give you the second half of that advice.”
“I told you your arrogance would ruin you, and now you are finally paying the price.”
Traditional Chinese culture strongly warns against extreme hubris ('jiao kuang'), believing that pride inevitably invites misfortune or divine retribution.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
do not / don't
A common imperative negative marker used to urge someone not to perform an action.
excessively / going too far
Placed after adjectives or verbs to indicate that an attitude or behavior exceeds acceptable bounds.