你真是好大的胆子
“you have quite the audacity!”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
谢妃
“Consort Xie,”
你真是 好大的胆子
“you have quite the audacity!”
皇帝子嗣单薄 好不容易有了皇子
“The Emperor has few heirs. We finally had hope of having a prince,”
“How dare you commit such treason; you will pay dearly for this.”
In historical China, absolute obedience to imperial figures was enforced, and any perceived insolence or overstepping was treated as high treason.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
what enormous audacity / how dare you
A classic idiomatic reproof used by figures of authority to scold someone who oversteps their boundaries.