这大过年的 大家都回去吧
“It's the New Year. Everyone, please go back.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
但我们现在 也在盛城定居了 就不用麻烦大家了
“But now, we have settled in Shengcheng. So we won't trouble you anymore.”
这 大过年的 大家都 回去吧
“It's the New Year. Everyone, please go back.”
新年快乐
“Happy New Year.”
“You do not need to stay or fuss over us anymore; please go home and enjoy your holiday.”
Invoking the Chinese New Year period is a quintessential rhetorical device used to avoid conflict, forgive grievances, or politely decline favors without causing awkwardness.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
during the major holiday of Chinese New Year
A fixed cultural idiom used as a pragmatic cushion to urge harmony, excuse behavior, or politely end obligations during Spring Festival.
Softens the imperative to disperse into a mild, polite suggestion.