诸位爱卿 且快瞧瞧
“My beloved ministers, take a look.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
谢陛下
“Thank you, Your Majesty.”
诸位爱卿 且 快瞧瞧
“My beloved ministers, take a look.”
这便是我大胤的脊梁之臣们了
“These are the backbone of our Great Yin.”
“Behold your so-called pillar ministers—see how pathetic and corrupt they truly are.”
Monarchs in imperial China often employed overly polite royal honorifics sarcastically to deliver scathing public reprimands before the assembled court.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
my esteemed ministers; beloved courtiers
Exclusive to royal figures addressing court subordinates in historical and period dramas.
go ahead and quickly; make haste to
An archaic imperative construction used by superiors to urge swift immediate action.