为了谁我都不愿意
“I'd never do that for anyone!”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
舍下我的父母亲朋
“and duties for you.”
为了谁 我 都不愿意
“I'd never do that for anyone!”
你不许走
“You can't leave!”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In traditional Chinese moral hierarchies, severing ties with family and kin (父母亲朋) for a personal romance is often seen as unfilial and deeply destructive.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
not for anyone; for nobody whatsoever
An emphatic negative pattern using an interrogative pronoun ('谁') to express absolute refusal.
be unwilling; refuse
Standard phrase to explicitly state one's lack of willingness or refusal to comply.