以后你应该 活得幸福一点才是
“From now on, you should live more happily.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Your first 20 years were too hard.”
以后 你应该 活得幸福一点 才是
“From now on, you should live more happily.”
你会遇到 你更喜欢的姑娘
“You'll meet a girl you love more,”
“You deserve happiness, so please stop dwelling on past suffering and move on.”
In Chinese emotional discourse, wishing someone happiness and a better future is often a delicate, altruistic way to ease romantic separation or closure without placing blame.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
that would be proper; that is how it should be
Placed at the end of an evaluative sentence to emphasize what constitutes the correct, natural, or justified state of affairs.
to live happily
A common verb-complement structure used when wishing someone long-term well-being and life satisfaction.