就连我爹娘的婚礼葬礼 您都不曾出席
“You didn't even attend the wedding or funeral of my parents.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
不是吧 老祖宗 您向来不喜欢 参加这些红白喜事
“Come on, Great Ancestor. You always hate going to weddings or funerals.”
就连 我爹娘的 婚礼 葬礼 您都 不曾出席
“You didn't even attend the wedding or funeral of my parents.”
您可真是
“You really”
“You have avoided our most important moments, so why act concerned now?”
In traditional Chinese culture, weddings ('red') and funerals ('white') are the most sacred familial obligations; missing a close relative's rites is an extreme breach of filial solidarity.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
even; even to the extent that
Used as a correlative paired with 都 or 也 to introduce an extreme example that emphasizes a point.
never; have not yet
A slightly formal, elegant negative adverb equivalent to 没有 or 从未.