你是把你兄弟往火坑里推呀
“You're throwing your brother into the fire!”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Love-sick fool? What have you learned from that love-sick fool?”
你是把你 兄弟 往火坑里推 呀
“You're throwing your brother into the fire!”
你把马德荣家的地址给他
“You gave him Ma Derong's address!”
“Are you completely out of your mind? You're leading him straight to his death!”
In Chinese social relations, calling someone a 'brother' implies a sacred duty of mutual protection; endangering a brother violates core ethical codes of loyalty.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to push someone into a fire pit; to lead someone into extreme peril or disaster
A common idiom used metaphorically when someone's bad decisions bring ruin or severe harm to another person.
Amplifies emotional indignation and exasperation at the end of the accusation.