您要是不干主任 您 您干吗去啊
“If you don't want to be the chairman, what are you going to do?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“you've been the chairman all your life.”
您 要是 不干 主任 您 您 干吗去啊
“If you don't want to be the chairman, what are you going to do?”
“Our village has come to this point”
“You cannot just walk away now; this village cannot function without you.”
In Chinese village governance, long-serving committee directors carry immense moral authority and familial-like dependency from villagers.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
what are you going to do / where are you going
A spoken, informal way to ask about someone's future actions or destination.
if (one) does not...
A colloquial alternative to 'ruguo bu' used to frame conditional premises.
Softens the urgent question while adding a tone of helpless bewilderment.