还真是生得一副好皮囊
“You really are good-looking.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
岂不可惜
“these two beautiful faces?”
还真是生得一副好皮囊
“You really are good-looking.”
“If it weren't for my father's order to kill you,”
“You are indeed remarkably handsome, which is a pity because I am about to kill you.”
Derived from Buddhist philosophy, viewing the human physical body as merely a 'skin bag' (皮囊) highlights its superficiality and transience compared to the inner soul or fate.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
indeed; really is as expected
Used to express realization or confirmation of an observation, often with a hint of irony or surprise.
born with good looks / a fine physical appearance
A literary and slightly cynical expression that reduces physical beauty down to superficial skin and bones.