打什么官司啊打官司
“What's the point of suing them?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
打 什么 官司 啊 打官司
“What's the point of suing them?”
“Do you know how hard it was to raise you?”
“Are you out of your mind? Filing a lawsuit will only bring shame and trouble upon our family!”
In traditional Chinese culture, taking family or interpersonal disputes to court is often viewed negatively as airing dirty laundry and disturbing communal harmony.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
What kind of ... are you doing? / Don't even think about ...
A common spoken rhetorical pattern used to express disbelief, strong objection, or ridicule toward someone's planned action.
to file a lawsuit / to go to court
The standard colloquial term for engaging in litigation or legal proceedings.
Conveys intense exasperation, scolding, and emotional disbelief.