我也不想让我们家关门大吉
“I don't want my family's place to go out of business either.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我试着帮你说服一下他们啊
“I'll try to convince them for you.”
我 也不 想让 我们家 关门大吉
“I don't want my family's place to go out of business either.”
你这工作邀请我接了
“I accept your job offer.”
“I have no choice but to do this so my family's business doesn't go bankrupt.”
In Chinese culture, preserving a family-owned venture carries heavy filial and communal expectations, motivating individuals to make pragmatic career compromises.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to shut down business permanently; go out of business
Originally an ironic blessing, it is now commonly used idiomatically to describe commercial failure or closure.