人死是不能复生的
“The dead can't come back to life.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
人死 是不 能复生的
“The dead can't come back to life.”
“Can you please just let go of what happened to Chuan?”
“No matter what you uncover, it will not bring him back—please stop before you ruin your own life.”
Chinese cultural wisdom balances mourning with practical realism, frequently urging survivors to preserve safety and honor the living rather than endangering themselves over irreversible loss.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
the dead cannot return to life; what is done cannot be undone
A common traditional set phrase used to counsel grieving individuals to accept reality and look forward.
Placed at the end of the statement with 是...的 to assert a definite, indisputable truth.