我会永远烂在肚子里头 知道就好
“will die with me. Good that you understand.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
刚才那些话
“everything we just discussed”
我会永远 烂在肚子里 头 知道 就好
“will die with me. Good that you understand.”
那我
“Then I...”
“Don't worry, I won't breathe a word to anyone—please don't hurt me or suspect me.”
In Chinese social and political culture, guarding sensitive matters inside one's stomach (the seat of deep thoughts) indicates absolute discretion and trustworthiness.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
keep a secret forever / take a secret to one's grave
A very vivid idiom used to promise that sensitive or dangerous secrets will never leave one's lips.
as long as you know / you'd better know
Used as a mild warning or authoritative reminder when someone finally admits or understands a critical boundary.