谢谢朱管家 但是这钱确实拿着烫手
“Thank you, Butler Zhu. But I feel guilty taking this money.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你不用想那么多
“Don't think so much.”
谢谢 朱 管家 但是 这钱 确实 拿着烫手
“Thank you, Butler Zhu. But I feel guilty taking this money.”
你要真这么觉得的话 倒是有一份工作可以给你
“If you really feel that way, there's a job I can give you.”
“I cannot accept this money in good conscience because it comes with complications or guilt.”
In Chinese culture, receiving unearned favors or morally dubious money ('tangshou') creates an undesirable debt of obligation or moral guilt.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
too troublesome or morally compromised to accept
A vivid colloquial metaphor used when declining money, gifts, or positions that carry unwanted moral burden or danger.