补了让你打自己兄弟吗
“You can't beat your own brother.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
哪有力气打鬼子啊 所以我们才得补补嘛 补什么补
“I don't have the strength to fight the devil. That's why we need some nutrition. What?”
补了让你 打自己兄弟 吗
“You can't beat your own brother.”
“Don't give me that excuse about needing strength when you're wasting it fighting your own people!”
In Chinese culture, 'nourishing the body' (bu) is meant to build vitality for righteous duties, and turning on 'one's own brothers' violates the core ethic of fraternal loyalty (yiqi).
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
one's own brothers; comrades-in-arms
Used among male peers, colleagues, or soldiers to emphasize loyalty and in-group solidarity.
Forms a pointed rhetorical question that expects no answer and serves as a strong rebuke.