你现在不是还活得好好的吗
“Aren't you still alive and well?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你看看你自己
“Look at you.”
你现在 不是 还 活得好好的 吗
“Aren't you still alive and well?”
好啦
“Come on.”
“Stop making a fuss over nothing; you're not dead, so get off my case.”
Chinese speakers often use rhetorical questions using 'alive and well' to brush aside overprotective complaints, though it can sound blunt.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
alive and well; safe and sound
Used idiomatically to emphasize that someone has survived unharmed, often in a slightly argumentative tone.
isn't it the case that...
A rhetorical question pattern used to point out an obvious fact that counters the listener's complaint.
Forms a rhetorical question that sharply challenges the listener's perspective.