伤害过别人的事都不记得了
“You don't remember how you hurt others!”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“You don't remember what you've done, huh?”
伤害 过别人的事都 不记得了
“You don't remember how you hurt others!”
对
“Right,”
“Stop pretending to be innocent; you know full well how cruel you were.”
Chinese moral confrontations frequently involve holding someone accountable for past interpersonal harm, contrasting personal denial with irreversible emotional damage.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
having hurt or harmed others
A common evaluative phrase used when discussing past moral culpability or interpersonal trauma.
completely forgotten / don't remember at all
Often uttered with an accusatory or exasperated tone to imply convenient memory loss.
Marks a completed change of state, highlighting the current state of having entirely forgotten past actions.
