虽然有个纹身 也没什么大不了的
“Having a tattoo wasn't a big deal,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我就看见了
“I noticed it.”
虽然 有 个纹身 也 没什么大不了的
“Having a tattoo wasn't a big deal,”
不过我还是问过蕾蕾
“but I still asked her about it.”
“I told myself it shouldn't matter, but it still caught my attention enough to investigate.”
In mainstream Chinese society, especially among older generations, tattoos carry traditional connotations of delinquency or bad behavior, so having one often prompts gossip or defensive rationalization.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
no big deal / nothing serious
An essential colloquial phrase used to brush off concerns or minimize a situation's gravity.
Functions as part of the nominalized construction '没什么大不了的' to assert an evaluative stance.