不想看到自己手上有血
“I don't want to see blood on my hands.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我讨厌血
“It's just that I hate blood.”
不想看到 自己 手上有血
“I don't want to see blood on my hands.”
这个世界啊 乱糟糟的 好多东西呢 我也不想看
“This world is such a mess. There are so many things I don't want to see either.”
“I want to keep my conscience clear and avoid getting dragged into dirty deeds.”
Both Chinese and Western cultures share the imagery of 'blood on one's hands' (手上沾血) as an emblem of moral corruption and guilt.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
blood on one's hands
A vivid idiom equivalent to the English idiom, implying direct guilt for violence or death.
do not want to see
Everyday phrasing to declare an aversion to witnessing an unpleasant state of affairs.