孩子总是要有人照顾的吧 他不管了 不要了是吗
“Someone has to take care of the child, right? He's not coming? He doesn't want the child anymore?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“I'm no longer representing him in this case. Then where is he?”
孩子总 是 要 有人 照顾 的 吧 他 不管了 不要了 是吗
“Someone has to take care of the child, right? He's not coming? He doesn't want the child anymore?”
“Do you mean her mother has agreed,”
“How can a parent simply walk away and leave a child with no one to care for them?”
Chinese culture and legal ethics place paramount moral weight on continuous parental care; walking away from one's offspring is considered profoundly disgraceful.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
there must always be someone
Used to assert that a practical obligation or moral duty cannot simply be left unattended.
to wash one's hands of; no longer care
Describes completely disengaging from a duty, often carrying a disapproving connotation.
Appeals for common-sense agreement on an undeniable truth.
