不能进 打小就抱着你
“You can't go in. He held you when you were young.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
不能进 不能进 三兄弟 李响 他可是你三叔
“You can't go in. Brother! Li Xiang, Li Shun is your uncle!”
不能 进 打小 就 抱着你
“You can't go in. He held you when you were young.”
看见了吧
“See?”
“Have some conscience; don't turn on family members who raised you.”
Chinese interpersonal conflicts frequently feature appeals to 'renqing' (human sentiment) and kinship bonds to override legal duty or bureaucratic protocol.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
since childhood; from an early age
A colloquial northern spoken expression commonly used when emphasizing longstanding personal relationships.
cannot enter
A straightforward prohibitive phrase used to deny access.