为了工作 他真是命都可以不要
“For work, he'd literally give his life.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“He truly throws himself entirely into his work.”
为了 工作 他 真是 命都可以不要
“For work, he'd literally give his life.”
所以 我们也没办法
“So we have no choice.”
“He is utterly obsessed with work to an unreasonable degree, and no one can stop him.”
In traditional Chinese work culture, putting duty ahead of personal health and family is often praised as an exemplary, heroic virtue rather than criticized as poor work-life balance.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
ready to risk or sacrifice one's own life
Use this hyperbolic spoken phrase to highlight an extreme, obsessive level of dedication or recklessness.
for the sake of work
A common introductory prepositional phrase used to explain motives or priorities regarding professional duties.