天下有你这样的手足
“Whose brother would be like that?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“you stole my position and took my fiancée.”
天下有你这样的手足
“Whose brother would be like that?”
邱师兄
“Qiu,”
“You call yourself my brother, yet you are the most despicable traitor alive.”
Brothers and sect peers are viewed as mutually indispensable body parts; breaking this sacred bond to steal rank or a fiancé represents the ultimate moral transgression.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
brothers; close fraternal companions
Literally 'hands and feet', this metaphor is frequently used in Chinese culture to denote sworn brothers or blood siblings.
how can the world possess someone like you
A rhetorical framing used to express extreme indignance, disbelief, or scorn regarding someone's deplorable character.