我们那是很单纯的好不好
“We were just friends, okay?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我们 那是 很 单纯的好不好
“We were just friends, okay?”
那是你没机会不单纯
“That's only because you never got the chance.”
“Stop overthinking it and twisting our relationship into something dirty.”
Chinese youth discourse places high value on romantic innocence ('danchun'), making speakers sensitive to accusations of calculating or messy motives.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
very pure, innocent, or simple
Often used to describe relationships that are strictly platonic, free of ulterior motives, or non-sexual.
okay? / right?
Attached to the end of an assertive statement to demand agreement or plead with someone to stop arguing.
Emphasizes the certainty and factual status of the adjective clause.