死后还要背负不义的污名
“Even after death, she bore the stain of disloyalty.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
成了你们权争的祭品
“My mom's life became a sacrifice to your struggle for power.”
死后 还要 背负不义的 污名
“Even after death, she bore the stain of disloyalty.”
此刻你应该想杀了我吧 太妃心中既已清明
“Right now, you must want to kill me. Since you've already known the answer, why bother asking?”
“You didn't just murder them for power; you destroyed their honor forever.”
In traditional Chinese culture, preserving an untainted name and upright reputation after death was considered far more important than physical survival itself.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to carry a stigma or bear an infamous reputation
A literary collocation used when someone is wrongfully blamed or burdened by severe dishonor.