高兴的事 不能掉眼泪
“It's a happy occasion. Don't cry.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
弟妹
“Jin.”
高 兴的 事 不能 掉眼泪
“It's a happy occasion. Don't cry.”
生了 生了 生了
“The baby's finally born.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In traditional Chinese culture, shedding tears during happy life events like childbirth or weddings is discouraged to maintain good fortune and avoid bringing bad omens.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to shed tears; to weep
A colloquial and tender alternative to '流泪' (liu lei), often used in spoken family settings.
a happy occasion; a joyful thing
Commonly used to remind someone of auspiciousness or to uplift someone overcome with emotion.