你不也觉得我是个泼妇吗
“Aren't you the one who thinks I'm a shrew?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
对你我用不着
“I don't need to act that way with you.”
你 不也 觉得 我是 个 泼妇 吗
“Aren't you the one who thinks I'm a shrew?”
人给钱
“They pay me.”
“You don't care why I'm angry; you just write me off as a crazy shrew.”
Labeling a woman as a 'shrew' (泼妇) is a sharp domestic insult in Chinese culture, often used to dismiss a woman's legitimate grievances as mere irrational nagging.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
shrew; unreasonable, aggressive woman
A strongly derogatory term for an aggressive woman; often used in self-deprecation or accusatory rhetoric during fierce arguments.
Forms a rhetorical question that expresses indignation and demands confirmation of an uncomfortable truth.