那是他妈妈呀
“That's his mother.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你进去把他拽出来
“go inside and drag him out.”
那是他妈妈 呀
“That's his mother.”
她不是不要凌霄了吗
“Hasn't she left Ling Xiao behind?”
“I can't just drag him out; she's his mother, so it's not my place to break them apart.”
In traditional Chinese culture, biological ties, particularly maternal bonds, carry deep moral authority that outsiders feel uncomfortable disrupting.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
but that is [someone], after all
Used to justify why an action cannot be taken by highlighting a key identity or relation that demands respect.
Softens the assertion while appealing to common sense and moral norms regarding mother-child bonds.