怎么就不能算人了呢
“Why can't he be considered as a man?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“to desperation, he won't be considered as a man.”
怎么就不能算人了 呢
“Why can't he be considered as a man?”
为了一口饭像驴一样 拉磨 挨鞭子
“In order not to be hungry, he has to work like a horse and be whipped,”
“No matter how poor or desperate someone is, they still deserve basic human dignity.”
In Chinese literature and drama, the struggle between surviving sheer destitution like beasts of burden and preserving inner human dignity is a frequent existential theme.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
how on earth could it not be possible to...
A rhetorical construction expressing strong disbelief or resistance to someone else's assertion.
to count as a decent human being; to be considered human
Used colloquially when discussing whether someone possesses dignity, status, or baseline human decency.
Marks the completion of state transition implied in the opponent's premise.
Softens the rhetorical question into a persistent, reflective counter-argument.