这天底下也没有人敢当他的家
“No one in this world would dare to be his master.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
这天底下也 没有 人敢当他的家
“No one in this world would dare to be his master.”
那您是他好友
“Then you're his close friend?”
“Do not assume anyone can boss him around; he answers to no one.”
In traditional Chinese culture, 'dangjia' refers to holding ultimate decision-making power in a family or clan; asserting that no one can 'dangjia' for someone emphasizes total autonomy and paramount status.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
under heaven; in the world
Commonly used in spoken Chinese to make an absolute statement about the entire world.
make decisions on his behalf; be his master
Originates from managing a household, figuratively meaning taking charge or calling the shots for someone.