他有点钱的时候你就真心相爱
“You're "in love" when he has money,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“We're genuinely in love. Please show some mercy.”
他有点钱 的时候 你就 真心相爱
“You're "in love" when he has money,”
“and when he doesn't, it's "fate has ended."”
“You don't love him at all; you only love his wallet.”
Accusing someone of loving someone only for their wealth is a common rhetorical attack in Chinese family and relationship drama.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
genuinely in love with each other
Used in earnest romantic declarations, or echoed ironically to mock insincere relationships.
when someone has a bit of money
A colloquial way to frame someone's temporary financial affluence.