该走的路没走完
“if you don't finish the road,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
像你说的
“Like you said,”
该走的路没走完
“if you don't finish the road,”
“you can't reach your destination.”
“You cannot skip the hard part if you truly want to make it to the end.”
Reflects the traditional Chinese worldview that personal growth and success have no shortcuts, and every detour or hardship is an unavoidable rite of passage.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
the path that one must take / necessary course of action
Used metaphorically to denote mandatory steps, inevitable life stages, or required procedures.
not finished walking / unfinished journey
Combines a verb with the resultative complement '完' (to finish) in the negative form.