布鲁图斯 (Bùlǔtúsī): Brutus (name)

The phrase 你也有份，布鲁图斯 (Et tu, Brute?) is well known in Chinese literary circles as a symbol of betrayal by a trusted friend. It comes from Shakespeare's Julius Caesar.

In Pop Culture

布鲁图斯 Bùlǔtúsī

Brutus

Roman senator who assassinated Julius Caesar in 44 BC, famously depicted in Shakespeare's play

Stroke Order

布 bù

鲁 Lǔ

图 tú

斯 sī

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