这么好的故事你舍得卖
“Such a good story, and you sold it?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
所以就改成了《似有故人醉》
“so it was changed to Drunk Old Friend.”
这么好的 故事你 舍得卖
“Such a good story, and you sold it?”
卖了多少钱
“How much did you sell it for?”
“Your story is wonderful; it feels like a waste to just sell it away unless you got a huge sum.”
In Chinese creative industries, selling one's original intellectual property is often seen as parting with one's own child, evoking feelings of sympathy and curiosity from peers.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
such a good / this kind of great
A common modifier used in colloquial speech to emphasize the exceptional quality of something.
to be willing to part with / not begrudge
Used when talking about parting with something precious or spending significant effort/money.