双腿残疾多年 行动不便
“- who's been disabled in both legs - That's you! with mobility issues.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我们现场就有一位老人
“We have an elderly person here right now”
双腿残疾多年 行动不便
“- who's been disabled in both legs - That's you! with mobility issues.”
“Can you use your cosmic energy to cure her legs?”
“Here is someone with a real, severe disability—let's see if your fake powers can do anything about this.”
Public skepticism and debunking movements in China often involved staging dramatic, verifiable tests against supernatural claims before an audience.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
having difficulty walking; having limited mobility
A respectful, formal idiom used to describe physical disabilities or the elderly who cannot move freely.
for many years
Used as an adverbial or noun phrase to denote an extended duration of time.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“"I've lost a leg,”
“(It's touching that despite having a disabled left arm,)”
“Would someone with trouble walking leave the house so often?”
“but was left crippled for life.”
“Just stay in bed since you're crippled.”
“Your leg condition has been neglected too long. It needs breaking and resetting.”