他不肯去 你们谁能有辙
“If he refuses to go, what can any of you do?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
那不有的是办法吗
“there are plenty of other ways.”
他 不肯去 你们谁能 有辙
“If he refuses to go, what can any of you do?”
真是
“Honestly.”
“Stop talking big—none of you actually have a real way to make him do it.”
Using rhetorical questions like 'who has a way?' is a common conversational tactic in Chinese to shut down unrealistic optimism.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
unwilling to / refuse to
Commonly placed before verbs to express an active refusal or unwillingness to do something.
have a way / have a solution
A highly colloquial northern Mandarin idiom meaning to possess a feasible method or solution.