他们根本不在乎手底下的人
“They didn't care about their underlings at all,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
姚卫海被他们控制 警方也找到了我们这儿
“They kept Yao Weihai under control. The police also found us there.”
他们 根本不 在乎 手底下 的人
“They didn't care about their underlings at all,”
“pushing out some cannon fodder to block the police”
“We are completely expendable to them, so don't expect any loyalty.”
In traditional Chinese organizational hierarchy, loyalty is ideally reciprocal: leaders protect their followers in exchange for devotion. Violating this unwritten pact breeds intense resentment.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
subordinates; people working under someone
Commonly used in spoken Chinese to refer colloquially to one's team members or minions.
do not care at all
A strong negative collocation used to express complete indifference or neglect.