快走吧 把包子拿走 我见不了这个现在 走吧
“Let's go. Take the buns. I can't see this now. Let's go.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Thank you, Mr. Tian. Okay, I got it.”
快走吧 把包子拿走 我见 不了 这个 现在 走吧
“Let's go. Take the buns. I can't see this now. Let's go.”
“No, Mr. Tian. Hurry up. I promised to make steamed buns for you for seven days.”
“Get out and take that with you; it's triggering painful memories.”
Material objects, even mundane food like steamed buns, often carry profound symbolic weight or traumatic associations that make them unbearable to behold.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
cannot bear to see; cannot stomach looking at
Potential complement structure used when an object or scene triggers unbearable emotional pain or disgust.
hurry up and leave
A common spoken command used to push someone away quickly.
Urges compliance and softens the blunt imperative into an insistent push to depart.