就义不容辞地赶过来了
“so I came.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我听说有人需要帮忙
“I was told someone needed help,”
就 义不容辞 地 赶过来了
“so I came.”
先说好啊 我这次去 主要是要在云南拍摄一些
“Just so we're clear, I'm going to Yunnan to shoot background footage”
“See how reliable I am? I dropped everything to come help you out.”
Claiming that an action was 'duty-bound' emphasizes loyalty to friends, a virtue heavily celebrated in Chinese interpersonal relationships (guanxi).
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
duty-bound; an inescapable moral obligation
A common four-character idiom (chengyu) indicating an obligation so strong that refusing is out of the question.
rush over; hurry here
Used to emphasize the physical effort and speed made to arrive at a destination to support someone.
Marks the completion of the arrival action and solidifies the accomplishment.