想劳烦寄公子好人做到底
“Mr. Ji, would you be so kind”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你…你不要啊?
“You… You don't want it?”
想劳烦 寄公子 好人做到底
“Mr. Ji, would you be so kind”
帮我上一上药吧
“as to apply it for me?”
“Don't stop helping me halfway; stay close and take care of me.”
Chinese interpersonal etiquette often invokes the traditional idiom 'sending Buddha all the way to the West' or 'being good to the end' to playfully obligate someone to continue helping.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
carry a good deed through to the end
A common idiomatic set phrase used when coaxing someone to finish helping you after they have already started.
trouble someone / bother
A polite classical/formal honorific used to soften an imposition or request.