他就跟着岳父一家 做生意赚钱呗
“So, he followed her family to make money through doing business.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
他就 跟着 岳父一家 做生意赚钱 呗
“So, he followed her family to make money through doing business.”
那
“Well.”
“Obviously, he just hitched his wagon to his rich in-laws to strike it rich.”
In Chinese culture, relying financially on a wife's wealthy family often invites subtle social judgment regarding a man's independence.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
do business and earn money
A standard compound expression describing running commercial ventures to build wealth.
father-in-law's household / the wife's family
Refers collectively to the wife's parents and immediate relatives.
Expresses that something is self-evident, obvious, or the natural default explanation.