还是别陷得太深为好
“it's better not to fall in too deeply.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
明知不可能
“when you know it won't work out,”
还是别 陷得太深 为好
“it's better not to fall in too deeply.”
契书 义厚生所有的契书给我
“The deeds. Give me all of Yihousheng's deeds.”
“Stop letting your feelings take over, or you're going to get badly hurt.”
Chinese pragmatism often emphasizes controlling one's passions and knowing when to retreat to avoid inevitable heartbreak or ruin.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
it is still better to...
A slightly formal, measured structure used to offer sober advice or make a prudent suggestion.
to sink too deep / to get too emotionally invested
Frequently used metaphorically for falling too deeply in love or getting trapped in a complicated scheme.