不用不用 真不用 是这样 你听我说你听我说
“No need. No need. You don't need to give me money. Here's the thing. Listen to me.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你别嫌少啊
“Don't think it's too little.”
不用不用 真不用 是这样 你听我说 你听我说
“No need. No need. You don't need to give me money. Here's the thing. Listen to me.”
我这么长时间 都没在凌霄身边
“I haven't stayed with Ling Xiao for so long.”
“Please keep your money, I don't deserve this and we need to talk reasonably.”
Declining money or gifts repeatedly is customary in Chinese interpersonal rituals, especially when tangled with complicated feelings of familial obligation or debt.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
no need, don't mention it
Doubling '不用' is the standard spoken way to politely yet firmly decline an offer or favor.
listen to me
Used to interrupt or redirect a tense conversation to deliver one's personal perspective.