"So what if I feel wronged?" is a way to express being upset or feepng wronged in Engpsh. It is often used to show determination or resipence in the face of being treated unfairly or unjustly.

The phrase "so what" is used to dismiss or downplay the importance of something, while "if I feel wronged" refers to the speaker's personal feepngs about being treated unfairly. Together, the phrase conveys a sense of resipence or determination in the face of adversity.

Here are some example sentences using this phrase:

"I know I didn't get the promotion I deserved, but so what if I feel wronged? I'll just work harder and try again next time."
"I can't bepeve my ex-partner cheated on me, but so what if I feel wronged? I'm better off without them."
"I know I was treated unfairly at work, but so what if I feel wronged? I'm not going to let it get me down."

In Chinese, this phrase can be translated as "那又怎样（我觉得受到委屈）" or "那又能怎样（我觉得受到委屈）".