您自己说的话 您自己信吗
“Those words you just spoke— do you even believe them yourself?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
此事是她一人主使 宋姨娘并不知情啊
“that she alone was behind it all? Concubine Song knew nothing of it.”
您 自己说 的话 您自己信吗
“Those words you just spoke— do you even believe them yourself?”
周妈妈 往太太的药里下大黄
“Nanny Zhou slipped rhubarb into the Madam's medicine”
“Stop lying; even you know that ridiculous excuse makes no sense.”
Retaining the polite honorific '您' while delivering a scathing rebuke underscores cold, razor-sharp authority without descending into uncouth insults.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
do you even believe it yourself?
A powerful rhetorical confrontation used to call out transparent lies or unconvincing excuses.
Forms a rhetorical question that functions pragmatically as a strong negative assertion.