这东西柳阿姨十分珍贵 千金不换
“To Ms. Liu, this is a treasure. It's worth more than gold.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
这是垃圾
“You call this junk?”
这 东西 柳阿姨 十分 珍贵 千金不换
“To Ms. Liu, this is a treasure. It's worth more than gold.”
是咱们家东西 我以前见她偷偷摆弄过
“That belongs to our family. I saw her sneaking around with it.”
“Do not treat this like trash; it means the world to her.”
In Chinese family contexts, seemingly worthless old objects often hold deep historical or emotional significance that younger generations might carelessly overlook.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
priceless; wouldn't trade it for a fortune
A common four-character idiom used to describe sentimental treasures or deeply held personal belongings.
extremely precious
Used to describe items of great emotional, historical, or monetary value.