见不得光的脏东西
“Crooked ways that can't see the light”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
那淑媛你这句话说得蛮好的
“Well, Shuyuan, you said that quite well.”
见不得光 的 脏东西
“Crooked ways that can't see the light”
是要晒晒太阳的
“need to be exposed to the sun.”
“You are hiding shameful secrets, and they deserve to be exposed.”
In Chinese culture, bringing things to light (shai taiyang) implies using moral righteousness to clean out hidden corruption and shame.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
shady; unable to bear the light of day
Commonly used to describe illicit, shameful, or secretive deals and behaviors.
dirty stuff; filthy rubbish; shameful entity
A colloquial insult referring metaphorically to immoral acts or corrupt individuals.