你说我遇事就知道往前冲
“You said I always rush into things.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
会生病
“I'd get ill.”
你说 我遇事 就知道 往前冲
“You said I always rush into things.”
会受伤
“I'll get hurt.”
“I never forgot how much you worried about my reckless tendencies.”
While '往前冲' (charging forward) shows bravery, close partners frequently criticize this habit out of deep protective concern for physical safety.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
when encountering trouble / when things happen
A concise spoken collocation meaning 'when problems or events arise'.
charge forward / rush recklessly ahead
Can imply courage or critique impulsive, rash bravery without thinking of consequences.
all one knows is to / only ever does
Used to point out a habitual, often shortsighted pattern of behavior.