The Generation Gap 1973
叛逆
Ling Xi (David Chiang) is a rebellious youth whose liaison with underage girlfriend Cindy (Agnes Chan) is the spark which lights the eventual flame of his rebellion. Against the wishes of her parents, Ling Xi and Cindy move in together, and the two find a measure of bliss in their shared life. However, rumors circulate that Ling Xi is using Cindy as a means of financial support. After his brother Ling Zhao (Di Lung) returns Cindy to her parents, Ling Xi is branded an outcast. His anger only leads to spiraling bitterness, and finally employ in a triad gang which gives him the ability to release his frustration - which he does until the bitter end.
Vocabulary
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| 修车 修車 | to repair a bike (car etc) | |
| 把戏 把戲 | acrobatics; jugglery; trick; ploy | |
| 山坡 山坡 | hillside | |
| 歌星 歌星 | singing star; famous singer | |
| 钟头 鐘頭 | hour | |
| 要好 要好 | to be on good terms; to be close friends; striving for self-improvement | |
| 多半 多半 | most; mostly; most likely | |
| 一代 一代 | generation | |
| 来往 來往 | to come and go; to have dealings with; to be in relation with | |
| 事后 事後 | after the event; in hindsight; in retrospect | |
| 入学 入學 | to enter a school or college; to go to school for the first time as a child | |
| 父子 父子 | father and son | |
| 名誉 名譽 | fame; reputation; honor; honorary; emeritus (of retired professor) | |
| 宴会 宴會 | banquet; feast; dinner party | |
| 出路 出路 | a way out (lit. and fig.); opportunity for advancement; a way forward; outlet (for one's products) | |
| 亲眼 親眼 | with one's own eyes; personally | |
| 吸毒 吸毒 | to take drugs | |
| 用心 用心 | motive; intention; to be diligent or attentive; careful | |
| 想不到 想不到 | unexpected; hard to imagine; it had not occurred to me; who could have thought that | |
| 凶 兇 | terrible; fearful | |
| 放手 放手 | to let go one's hold; to give up; to have a free hand | |
| 金钱 金錢 | money; currency | |
| 算了 算了 | let it be; let it pass; forget about it | |
| 幻想 幻想 | delusion; fantasy | |
| 赚钱 賺錢 | to earn money; moneymaking | |
| 当作 當作 | to treat as; to regard as | |
| 道歉 道歉 | to apologize | |
| 肯 肎 | to agree; to consent; to be willing to | |
| 踩 跴 | to step on; to tread; to stamp; to press a pedal; to pedal (a bike); (online) to downvote | |
| 市民 市民 | city resident | |
| 原谅 原諒 | to excuse; to forgive; to pardon | |
| 赚 賺 | to earn; to make a profit | |
| 拖 拕 | to drag; to tow; to trail; to hang down; to mop (the floor); to delay; to drag on | |
| 算是 算是 | considered to be; at last | |
| 解 解 | to divide; to break up; to split; to separate; to dissolve; to solve; to melt; to remove; to untie; to loosen; to open; to emancipate; to explain; to understand; to know; a solution; a dissection | |
| 混 混 | to mix; to mingle; muddled; to drift along; to muddle along; to pass for; to get along with sb; thoughtless; reckless | |
| 理 理 | texture; grain (of wood); inner essence; intrinsic order; reason; logic; truth; science; natural science (esp. physics); to manage; to pay attention to; to run (affairs); to handle; to put in order; to tidy up | |
| 样 樣 | manner; pattern; way; appearance; shape; classifier: kind, type | |
| 错过 錯過 | to miss (train, opportunity etc) | |
| 逼 偪 | to force (sb to do sth); to compel; to press for; to extort; to press on towards; to press up to; to close in on; euphemistic variant of 屄 | |
| 不再 不再 | no more; no longer | |
| 有关 有關 | to have sth to do with; to relate to; related to; to concern; concerning | |
| 啦 啦 | (onom.) sound of singing, cheering etc; (phonetic); (dialect) to chat | |
| 与 與 | and; to give; together with | |
| 无可救药 無可救藥 | lit. no antidote is possible (idiom); incurable; incorrigible; beyond redemption | Idiom |
| 迟了 遲了 | late | Xiehouyu |
| 滚开 滾開 | (of a liquid) to boil; boiling hot; (rude) get out!; go away!; fuck off! | Xiehouyu |
| 不声不响 不聲不響 | (idiom) wordless; silent; taciturn; without speaking | Xiehouyu |
| 臭 臭 | stench; smelly; to smell (bad); repulsive; loathsome; terrible; bad; severely; ruthlessly; dud (ammunition) | Xiehouyu |
| 姨妈 姨媽 | (coll.) mother's sister; maternal aunt | Colloquialism |