若你们继续刀戈相逼
“But if you keep threatening us with weapons,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Zhao and I came here with no ill intent.”
若 你们 继续 刀戈相逼
“But if you keep threatening us with weapons,”
“We came in peace, but back off or this turns into a bloodbath right now.”
In Chinese chivalric conventions, heroes prioritize demonstrating courteous peaceful intent first, but explicitly justify self-defense if the other party initiates violence.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
press or threaten someone with weapons
A dramatic literary collocation describing imminent armed intimidation or military confrontation.