别把自己当什么圣人
“Don't act like some saint.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
大哥
“Brother.”
别把 自己 当 什么 圣人
“Don't act like some saint.”
“You're nothing but a worthless woman the Xu family sent back.”
“Drop the holier-than-thou attitude, you are just a pathetic discard.”
Calling out someone for pretending to be a 'saint' (圣人) attacks the Confucian ideal of moral cultivation, exposing it as hollow arrogance.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to treat/regard someone as...
A fundamental grammatical construction used here with '别' to admonish someone for harboring an illusion about their identity.
saint; paragon of moral virtue
Frequently used ironically in modern spoken Chinese to ridicule someone acting self-righteous or morally superior.