谁怕谁是小狗
“Whoever gets scared is a dog.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
行
“Okay.”
谁怕谁是小狗
“Whoever gets scared is a dog.”
走
“Let's go!”
“I'm not backing down, chicken out if you dare!”
Labeling a back-tracker as 'a puppy' (小狗) stems from childhood pinky-promise culture and is often used between close peers or lovers to add flirtatious bravado.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
Who's afraid of whom? / Bring it on!
An assertive spoken expression indicating readiness for a competition or dare.
is a chicken / is a coward
Derived from childhood playground pacts, playfully staking one's word that breaking a promise turns them into a puppy.