你可千万别往心里去
“outside to heart.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
外面那些人说的混账话
“don't take those vile rumors”
你 可千万别 往心里去
“outside to heart.”
明明就是
“It was clearly Mu Qingyan's one-sided infatuation.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
When dealing with rumors or insults from outsiders, Chinese friends often advise one another to stay calm and not take offensive words to heart (bu wang xinli qu).
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
by all means do not; absolutely must not
A strong colloquial phrase used to give earnest, caring, or urgent negative advice.
to take (something) to heart
A very common idiom used when urging someone to shrug off criticism, gossip, or unpleasant events.