这么快就要跟我划清界限了
“Drawing a line with me so soon?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我对你的事也不感兴趣
“I'm not interested in your affairs either.”
这么快 就要 跟我 划清界限 了
“Drawing a line with me so soon?”
那你让你爸跟我老公要钱的时候
“Then when you told your dad to ask my husband for money,”
“You want to pretend we have nothing to do with each other now that you've got what you wanted?”
In Chinese family dynamics, mutual obligation (人情) makes it socially disgraceful to disassociate right after exploiting marital or in-law connections for money.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to draw a clear line; to disassociate oneself from someone
Commonly used in interpersonal or moral disputes when one party abruptly tries to sever relations or shirk association.
Signifies a newly emerged reality and emphasizes the speaker's disbelief or indignation.