我不是抛弃他们 舅 你别叫我舅
“I'm not abandoning them, Uncle. Don't call me Uncle.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“But now, you're abandoning your wife and child.”
我不是 抛弃他们 舅 你别叫我舅
“I'm not abandoning them, Uncle. Don't call me Uncle.”
你离都离了叫我啥呢
“You already divorced her.”
“Please don't judge me so harshly; we are still family, hear me out.”
In Chinese culture, in-law kinship terms reflect deep moral alliances; refusing to be addressed as 'Uncle' explicitly signifies the severance of kinship legitimacy due to divorce.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to abandon; to desert
A strong verb used in personal relationships or responsibilities carrying heavy moral condemnation.