十有八九是不顺心的
“more often than not, things don't turn out the way we'd hoped.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
人生之事
“In life,”
十有八九 是 不顺心 的
“more often than not, things don't turn out the way we'd hoped.”
不过依老朽看
“But from what I can tell,”
“Life is inherently full of disappointment, so do not take this setback to heart.”
Refers to the ancient Chinese proverb '人生不如意事十有八九' (Nine out of ten things in life go against our wishes), used to cultivate resilience and stoic acceptance.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
nine times out of ten; most likely
A widely used idiom denoting overwhelming probability or proportion.
unsatisfactory; not going one's way
Commonly used to describe daily frustrations or plans going awry.
Used at the end of the clause to add an assertive, explanatory tone confirming an objective fact.