只觉得他厚颜无耻 甚觉气愤
“I thought he was shameless, and I was furious.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
只觉得他 厚颜无耻 甚觉气愤
“I thought he was shameless, and I was furious.”
可现在想起来
“But now that I think about it,”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Confucian ethics views a sense of shame (羞恶之心) as fundamental to humanity; acting with a 'thick face' without remorse represents the ultimate moral failure.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
brazen and shameless
A strong formal idiom used to condemn someone who commits wrongful acts without any moral compunction or embarrassment.
to feel deeply; to find very much
A semi-literary phrasing common in dramatic or formal Chinese to intensify a personal feeling or reaction.