以后谁还敢来镇上 买房子
“who would dare to come to town and buy houses in the future?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
而且消息传出去
“And if the word gets out,”
以后 谁还敢来 镇上 买房子
“who would dare to come to town and buy houses in the future?”
你
“You...”
“If this gets out, our real estate market is completely ruined.”
Property development and house purchases represent significant economic investments in Chinese towns, making community reputation vital for local stability.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
who would still dare to
A common rhetorical framing used to emphasize that an action has become totally unappealing or terrifying.
if word gets out / once the news spreads
Standard phrase used when stressing confidentiality or the threat of public exposure.