该面对的还是得面对
“and that I have to face whatever comes.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我也不知道党羽会不会受牵连 我知道不应该焦虑
“I don't know if Dang Yu will be dragged into this either. I know I shouldn't be anxious”
该面对的还是得面对
“and that I have to face whatever comes.”
“But my brain just won't cooperate. Do you understand?”
“I know avoiding this won't help, even though I'm terrified.”
Chinese speakers often use fatalistic or rationalizing maxims like '该...还是得...' to self-soothe and build mental resilience against stressful dilemmas.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
what must be faced / unavoidable reality
A common nominalized structure using '该...的' to refer to things that inevitably need addressing.
still have to / ultimately must
Used to express an inescapable obligation or necessity despite reluctance.