又不是卖身契
“It's not like you're signing away your soul. ♪ I'll take every scar ♪”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
教练
“♪ I'll keep fighting my way through ♪ Coach.”
又不是卖身契
“It's not like you're signing away your soul. ♪ I'll take every scar ♪”
“♪ I'll take every scar ♪ Just a sweet memento of our friendly cooperation. ♪ As my badge of honor ♪”
“Relax, you're not signing your life away, so just sign it.”
Historically, '卖身契' was a legal deed selling a person into bonded servitude. Modern speakers routinely use this dark historical relic humorously to reassure someone that a contract is harmless.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
indenture contract; deed of sale of oneself
Used metaphorically in modern Chinese to jokingly refer to overly binding, restrictive, or long-term agreements.
it is not as if; it is not like
A common rhetorical marker used to dismiss an overreaction or exaggerated worry.