可是明枪易躲 暗箭难防
“But a hidden attack is the deadliest.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
高然 要不然 我们自己回去得了 把她自己留在这
“Gao Ran, why don't we just go back now? Leave her here by herself.”
可是 明枪易躲 暗箭难防
“But a hidden attack is the deadliest.”
他们这几天不断挑衅 就是为了激怒我们
“They've been provoking us these past few days, just to vex our spirits.”
“Leaving her or retreating won't solve the problem; they will still ambush us when we least expect it.”
Chinese culture frequently emphasizes guarding against indirect harm or deceit, captured by the metaphor of hidden arrows versus overt spears.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
open attacks are easy to deflect, but hidden machinations are hard to guard against
A common proverb used when warning someone that secret sabotage is far more dangerous than obvious hostility.