敢在我和姐姐的院子里嚼舌根
“How dare they spread rumors under our watch?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
韦贤妃真的很担心我 问得这么详细
“You must be really worried about me to ask in such detail.”
敢在我和 姐姐 的院子里 嚼舌根
“How dare they spread rumors under our watch?”
不想要脑袋了 是吧?
“They're courting death.”
“You have crossed into my territory to spread rumors, and you are going to pay for it.”
In traditional imperial courts, personal residential courtyards were strictly guarded private zones; unauthorized snooping or gossip was seen as high treason against the courtyard's occupants.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to gossip behind someone's back; to wag tongues
A colloquial idiom used to condemn malicious gossip or idle rumors, often with strong negative judgment.