并没有比我好过多少
“wasn't much better than mine.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
她的日子
“her life”
并没有 比我 好过多少
“wasn't much better than mine.”
药呢?药
“Where's the medicine? Medicine!”
“She suffered just as terribly as I did.”
Comparing personal hardships directly without rivalry often serves to build mutual understanding or lament fate's unfairness toward ordinary people.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
having an easy life / being well-off
Often used in the negative ('不好过') or in comparisons to describe enduring hardships or comfortable living conditions.
did not actually / really not
Used to negate an expectation or clarify that an anticipated positive state was entirely untrue.