你是个有主意的孩子
“You are a child with your own ideas.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
您同意我回去了
“you agree to let me go back?”
你是个 有主意 的孩子
“You are a child with your own ideas.”
“You know what should be done and what shouldn't.”
“I'm letting you go because you're smart enough to know right from wrong, so do not let me down.”
Chinese elders often praise a younger person's maturity as a subtle method of imparting moral accountability, expecting them to police their own actions.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
having one's own ideas; assertive and independent-minded
Commonly used by elders or peers to describe someone who is self-directed and does not blindly follow others.