手下的士兵自然也不会听话
“Naturally, his soldiers don't listen to orders.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Xie Zheng has always been arrogant.”
手下的士兵 自然也不会 听话
“Naturally, his soldiers don't listen to orders.”
我去接手
“If I go to take over...”
“Taking over this army will be an uphill battle because his men are just as unruly as he is.”
In traditional Chinese military culture, troops often exhibited extreme personal loyalty to their charismatic general rather than to the central state, making external reassignment notoriously difficult.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
subordinates; underlings
Commonly used in spoken and written Chinese to refer to people under one's direct command or supervision.
obedient; compliant
Widely used to describe well-behaved children or obedient subordinates who follow orders.