您这份家业挣得不易
“you've had a hard time getting your property.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
老爹
“Dad,”
您这份家业 挣得不易
“you've had a hard time getting your property.”
“You often fight against many of your opponents to get the lands.”
“You sacrificed too much building this empire to risk throwing it all away recklessly now.”
Junior family members soften warnings to elders by first acknowledging their patriarch's monumental sacrifices before giving cautionary advice.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
family property or enterprise
Used when referring to an estate, business empire, or livelihood built over generations.
hard-won; earned with great difficulty
A respectful way to acknowledge someone's blood, sweat, and tears in acquiring wealth.