本应更愿意为别人撑伞
“should be more willing to lend an umbrella.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
淋过雨的人
“Those who've been rained on”
本应更 愿意 为别人撑伞
“should be more willing to lend an umbrella.”
而你
“However…”
“You should know how painful it is and protect others, but instead you inflict harm.”
The Chinese saying 'Those who got soaked in the rain ought to hold umbrellas for others' reflects a deep cultural value advocating that personal suffering should cultivate altruism rather than bitterness.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to hold an umbrella for others; to shelter others from hardship
A popular metaphorical idiom expressing solidarity and compassion toward those going through hard times.
should have; ought to
Used to denote a moral duty or standard that has likely been violated.