你看 你这说哪儿去了
“♪ This vast and beautiful land ♪ what are you talking about?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
丁师傅
“♪ This vast and beautiful land ♪ Mr. Ding,”
你看 你这 说哪儿去了
“♪ This vast and beautiful land ♪ what are you talking about?”
你可是战斗英雄
“♪ Is our dear hometown ♪ You're a battle hero.”
“Don't sell yourself short, you're making a big deal out of nothing!”
Chinese speakers often use phrases like 'where are you taking this' to signal that the other party's self-criticism or apology is unnecessary and overly formal.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
What are you talking about? / You're going way off track.
Commonly used in spoken Chinese to politely reject an overly modest statement, an apology, or an absurd tangent.