不会随便乱认爸爸
“doesn't just recognize anyone as his dad.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
还好我们家李宛哲
“Luckily, our Li Wanzhe”
不会随便乱认爸爸
“doesn't just recognize anyone as his dad.”
你不跟我喝
“You won't drink with me?”
“At least my person has principles and doesn't fawn over people like you do.”
Calling someone 'dad' (认爹 / 认爸爸) colloquially describes opportunistically sucking up to influential figures, which violates traditional values of dignity and integrity.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
recklessly acknowledging someone as a father; fawning over a benefactor
A highly colloquial, sarcastic idiom used to mock sycophants who flatter powerful patrons for personal gain.
casually; carelessly; arbitrarily
Frequently used before verbs to warn against reckless or undisciplined behavior.