你拿去 小月
“Take them. Xiaoyue,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
这是我攒的体己钱
“These are my savings.”
你 拿去 小月
“Take them. Xiaoyue,”
“hurry up, we have to catch the next show. No, I'm a soldier, I have money.”
“Keep your savings, I can take care of myself as a soldier and won't take your money.”
Historically, 'tiji qian' represents a woman's emergency safety net, and accepting it would feel dishonorable to a man who prides himself on being self-reliant.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
take it (away)
A direct imperative used when handing an item back or insisting someone take possession of something.
private savings; pin money
A traditional cultural term referring to personal cash saved discreetly by a woman for emergencies.