我自幼被我师父抚养长大
“I was raised by my master from childhood.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“then why are you smearing my master's name?”
我 自幼 被 我师父 抚养长大
“I was raised by my master from childhood.”
师父清清白白
“He was upright and blameless,”
“I have known my master my entire life, so I know for a fact that your accusations are complete lies.”
In traditional Chinese culture, a master who raises and teaches an apprentice is revered as a parent ('一日为师,终身为父'), demanding absolute loyalty and defense of the master's honor.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
since childhood; from a very young age
A formal term equivalent to the more casual '从小', often used in serious narratives, biographies, or period dramas.
to raise to adulthood; to bring up
Used to express gratitude or state who was responsible for one's upbringing, emphasizing the care and effort involved.