无论成王败寇
“Winning or losing,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
都在做着内心想要坚持的事情
“They were all doing what they truly believed in.”
无论 成王败寇
“Winning or losing,”
“they were prepared for the worst”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
The phrase encapsulates the Chinese historical view that moral legitimacy is often dictated retrospectively by whoever wins military or political supremacy.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
the winner becomes king, the loser is branded a bandit
A classic idiom describing how history judges parties solely by their victory or defeat rather than morality.