在天之灵
“Prince Ding will give me the Spear. It's to rest my father's soul.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
以慰先父
“Prince Ding will give me the Spear. It's to rest my father's soul.”
在天之灵
“Prince Ding will give me the Spear. It's to rest my father's soul.”
定王许是酒醉不适 暂离醒酒
“Prince Ding is a little drunk and has excused himself to sober up.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Honoring ancestors and comforting their departed spirits through oaths or ritual acts is a cornerstone of traditional Chinese moral duty.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
spirit of the deceased in heaven; departed soul
A formal set phrase used in memorializing, honoring, or vowing before deceased parents or ancestors.