刚在鬼门关走过一遭
“just had a brush with death,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
或许是因为九衡
“Perhaps because I”
刚在 鬼门关 走过一遭
“just had a brush with death,”
对此
“I've”
“Cut them some slack; they just had a terrifying brush with death.”
In Chinese folklore, Guimenguan is the critical pass to the underworld. Surviving a catastrophic illness or accident is commonly described as returning from Guimenguan.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
the Gates of Hell; the jaws of death
A common idiom referencing traditional Chinese mythology, used metaphorically to describe a critical life-or-death situation.
to go through once; to have experienced once
Frequently paired with hardships or perils to describe having survived or experienced an event firsthand.