动不动就讲自己做那些好事
“Always talking about the good deeds you've done.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
是不是你给我挑起来的
“Wasn't it you who wound me up?”
动不动就 讲 自己做 那 些 好事
“Always talking about the good deeds you've done.”
怎的怕别人不知道啊
“What, afraid we won't know?”
“Stop bragging about your past deeds every single second to make yourself look holy.”
Chinese culture prizes genuine self-effacement; incessantly advertising one's moral contributions violates the norm of modest virtue.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
at the drop of a hat; easily and frequently
A colloquial pattern used with a negative or critical attitude to describe an annoying, frequent habit.
good deeds; charitable actions
Commonly used in everyday Mandarin to refer to meritorious acts or favors.