彼此胜过一切
“meant everything to each other.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
彼此胜过一切
“meant everything to each other.”
“You two were supposed to be devoted above all else, so why have things turned out so ugly today?”
Chinese dramatic narratives frequently hold up supreme devotion between partners as a sacred ideal, making moral failure or betrayal between lovers an exceptionally poignant point of reproach.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
each other or mutually
A formal reciprocal pronoun commonly used to indicate mutual affection, respect, or actions between two parties.
to surpass everything or mean more than all else
An emphatic idiom expressing absolute priority or supreme value over anything else.