布 - 喝 - 快喝 干什么？快喝
“Scissors. - Drink. - Come on. What are you waiting for? Drink.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
见过徐萌
“I saw Xu Meng.”
布 - 喝 - 快喝 干什么 ？ 快喝
“Scissors. - Drink. - Come on. What are you waiting for? Drink.”
再来 - 石头 剪刀 布 - 石头 剪刀 布
“- Again. - One more! - Rock, paper, scissors. - Rock, paper, scissors.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Finger-guessing and rock-paper-scissors games are essential to Chinese banquet and gathering culture, where losers must immediately drink as a lively social ritual.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
What are you doing? / What's the hold up?
Commonly used in casual or high-energy settings to challenge someone who hesitates or stalls.
drink up quickly
An imperative phrase frequently shouted during drinking games to enforce immediate penalty drinking.
