one plays the good guy, the other plays the bad

play both the good and bad person

to be the bad guy; to do the tough but necessary things (such as being straightforward and telling someone off)

Bad fate

not feeling shy; not feeling ugly; don't mind ugly; not scared of being ugly; shameless

do not know how to write the word of [ugly, or shame], which is used to refer to somebody is shameless

doesn't matter if it is good or bad / one who does not accept kindness or good intentions from others

(slang) someone is unashamed; shameless; brazen

feeling shameless even after doing shameful things

bad things will come true if one keeps talking about them

very bad looking; good and bad; at least

do not release the dirty secrets or bad things about the family to the public

to taint / worsen one's image / reputation

(adjective) bashful; shy; timid

mimosa pudica (a plant)

'silence is golden'; to keep one's weakness unexposed

humbly stating "making a fool of oneself" before a show or an act

(adjective) shame; ashamed

to hide one's shame; to cover up one's defects

someone who displeases / offend others (usually by taking on an popular role or doing something that no one else wants to do, to play the villain)

(literally: an ugly woman will have to meet her husband's father anyhow); to have to do something anyhow; to have to come to terms and face the unavoidable scrutiny of others on one's shortcomings and faults eventually

ugly; visually unattractive

make a fool of oneself

(adjective) (of facial look) ugly; hideous; disgusting

extremely embarrassing

A character of Chinese opera

to brag shamelessly about one's deeds; to claim an undeserved merit

disgust

The Ugly Chinaman (a book)

bad tempered (spoken)