万山无阻
“will hold me back.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
但我也…
“nothing in this world”
万山无阻
“will hold me back.”
不论你今后害怕什么
“Whatever you fear in the days to come,”
“No obstacle in this world will stop me from being by your side.”
Traditional Chinese poetry frequently uses insurmountable mountains and rivers as metaphors for hardships separating lovers or loyal companions, which true devotion easily overcomes.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
no mountains can hinder; completely unobstructed by natural obstacles
Poetic four-character expression used in literary or dramatic romance to promise unwavering devotion across any obstacle.