我没有对你做出不好的事情 我知道
“That day in Wuchuan, I didn't do anything bad to you. I know.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
那天在武川
“That day in Wuchuan, I didn't do anything bad to you.”
我没有 对 你 做出不好的事 情 我知道
“That day in Wuchuan, I didn't do anything bad to you. I know.”
你知道
“You know?”
“I respected your boundaries that night and didn't take advantage of you.”
In Chinese culture, direct discussions about physical intimacy or potential misconduct are often softened using vague phrases like 'bad things' to preserve modesty and avoid awkwardness.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
bad things / inappropriate things
Often used as a polite euphemism for crossing physical boundaries or doing something immoral.