你对什么事都不太上心
“you didn't care much about anything.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
原来那时候
“Back then,”
你对 什么事都 不太 上心
“you didn't care much about anything.”
可是那段时间
“But during that time,”
“You're normally so detached, which proves you genuinely cared back then.”
In Chinese interpersonal ethics, whether someone is 'shangxin' (putting heart into something) is the ultimate benchmark for measuring true care, sincerity, and love over mere superficial courtesy.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
not paying attention; indifferent; uninvested
Extremely common in daily spoken Chinese to describe an attitude of carelessness or lack of emotional investment.
to care deeply about; to take something to heart
Used to denote emotional commitment, dedication, or genuine effort toward a person or task.