我送你的妻儿和你一起上路
“I send your wife and child to join you on the road.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
继续闭嘴
“First, you keep your mouth shut.”
我送你的 妻儿和你 一起上 路
“I send your wife and child to join you on the road.”
第二
“Second,”
“Keep talking and I will murder you and your entire family.”
In Chinese narrative and criminal vernacular, '送上路' (to send someone on the road to the underworld) is a classical euphemistic idiom for murder or execution.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
wife and children
Formal collective noun combining '妻子' (wife) and '儿女' (children).
set off on a journey (euphemism: to die / be executed)
Literally means to hit the road, but in conflict contexts, it serves as a chilling euphemism for death or execution.