你不相信至死不渝的爱情是吗
“you don't believe in eternal love?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
所以
“So,”
你 不相信 至死不渝 的 爱情 是吗
“you don't believe in eternal love?”
也不是不相信
“It's not that I don't believe.”
“Are you really that cynical about commitment, or are you just scared to admit you want it?”
Traditional Chinese culture strongly romanticizes 'zhisi buyu' (devotion until death), making skepticism toward it a significant topic of conflict or introspection in contemporary relationships.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
unswerving until death; steadfast unto death
A poetic four-character idiom (chengyu) denoting absolute, lifelong loyalty and romantic devotion.
is that so?
Placed at the end of an assertion to seek confirmation or gently press someone to defend their stance.
Converts the preceding assertion into an interrogative inquiry prompting a response.