你顾好你自己吧
“Take care of yourself.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
前面第四个弯道 提前进刹车 是个回头弯
“About the fourth bend ahead, you should hit your brakes in advance. It's a camber.”
你 顾好你自己 吧
“Take care of yourself.”
老高 加油啊
“Gao, come on!”
“Mind your own business and worry about yourself, not me.”
Telling someone to '顾好你自己' is a common colloquial way to establish personal boundaries and reject unwanted concern or backseat driving.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
look after yourself; mind your own business
Commonly said to dismiss someone offering unsolicited advice or worrying excessively.
Softens the command into a blunt suggestion, signaling mild dismissal.