我爱着他 却恨着你
“that I love him but hate you.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你嫉妒他的出身 你嫉妒他的为人 你更嫉妒他
“his background, and his character. And what's more, you're jealous”
我 爱着 他 却 恨着 你
“that I love him but hate you.”
“Even if he is a prisoner now,”
“You may have defeated him on the surface, but you will never win my heart or match his worth.”
Standing by someone who has fallen into disgrace or imprisonment demonstrates true romantic and moral loyalty in Chinese narrative traditions.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
in the continuous state of loving
Attaching the aspect marker to love highlights persistent, unwavering emotional devotion.
yet harboring hatred toward
Used to create a stark emotional antithesis with the preceding clause.