恩相要扳倒范川
“bring down Fan Chuan.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
那是因为
“in order to”
恩相要 扳倒 范川
“bring down Fan Chuan.”
结果
“In the end,”
“Don't be fooled by the surface pretext; this entire move is designed to eliminate Fan Chuan.”
In imperial Chinese courts, officials aligned closely with powerful patrons ('enxiang') to orchestrate the downfall of political adversaries.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to topple; to bring down (a political rival)
Commonly used in political, corporate, or historical contexts to describe dethroning someone from power.
honorable prime minister/patron
A historical honorific used by subordinates or protégés toward a powerful chancellor or mentor.