那想要自由就潜逃?
“then run away for freedom?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“How could she think she can enter the palace for favor,”
那 想要 自由 就 潜逃 ?
“then run away for freedom?”
若她这番真的成功了
“If she had really pulled it off,”
“You cannot just run away whenever you want; life doesn't work that way.”
In traditional imperial courts, entering the palace was an irreversible life choice; attempting to escape was considered a severe crime against the emperor.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
wanting freedom
A common phrase expressing a desire for liberty or personal space.
to abscond; to flee secretly
Used when someone escapes clandestinely to avoid punishment or duty.