你觉得什么都没有问题
“The problem is that you think nothing is wrong.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“There's nothing wrong with our marriage. The problem is that you think nothing is wrong.”
你觉得 什么都没有问题
“The problem is that you think nothing is wrong.”
剽窃你觉得没有问题
“Plagiarism is fine with you.”
“You act completely indifferent, but your moral compass is broken.”
In Chinese couples' disputes, one partner often shifts from emotional grievances to attacking the other's fundamental moral character to assert righteousness.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
no problem; not an issue
Commonly used to agree or assure someone, but here repeated rhetorically to highlight someone's negligence.
you think; in your opinion
Often used confrontationally at the start of a sentence to challenge someone's flawed assumptions.