有的人走的时候啊 那么决绝
“Someone left so decisively.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
才没走多久
“I wasn't gone for long.”
有的 人走 的时候 啊 那么决绝
“Someone left so decisively.”
我要是不把它当储物间
“If I hadn't turned it into a storage room,”
“You didn't care about my feelings when you walked out, so why should I treat your stuff with care?”
Referring to an ex-partner as 'some people' allows the speaker to air grievances while maintaining emotional detachment.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
some people (referring obliquely to a specific person)
Often used in spoken Chinese to complain about a specific individual without naming them outright.
so ruthless / so entirely without hesitation
Used to describe an emotional cut-off or breakup where someone showed zero lingering sentiment.
Adds a sighing, lingering reflective tone that emphasizes emotional grievance.