不能杀人 不能杀人 不吉利呀
“No killing! No killing! It's unlucky!”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Then don't blame us for being impolite.”
不能 杀人 不能 杀人 不吉利 呀
“No killing! No killing! It's unlucky!”
“It's precisely because it's an auspicious day that we should... Killing draws blood!”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Traditional Chinese culture strongly avoids bloodshed, death, and violence on auspicious days, as doing so is believed to invite misfortune and ruin collective fortune.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
inauspicious; bringing bad luck
Used to warn against doing something considered taboo or omen-tainted, especially around celebrations or auspicious moments.
Softens the urgent prohibition into an emotional, pleading appeal.