我就是爬虫 你觉得我是爬虫 旅长觉得我是爬虫
“I am a worm. You think I'm a worm. The Brigade Commander thinks I'm a worm.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我是爬虫怎么了
“So what if I'm a worm?”
我 就是 爬虫 你觉得 我是 爬虫 旅长觉得 我是 爬虫
“I am a worm. You think I'm a worm. The Brigade Commander thinks I'm a worm.”
你们老张家都觉得我是爬虫 但是我告诉你
“People of the Zhang family all think I'm a worm. But let me tell you,”
“Keep looking down on me all you want, but I am done taking your humiliation silently.”
In intense Chinese arguments, repeating an insult directed at oneself is a dramatic rhetorical strategy used to highlight unfair treatment and show moral indignation.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
I am indeed / even if I am
Used to defiantly concede an accusation or insult before making a counterattack.
think that I am
A common pattern used to express what others perceive or judge one to be.