那你岂不是在这儿自寻烦恼吗
“Aren't you just asking for trouble here?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
这关键的是你怎么想的呀 你连自己的心思都没捋顺
“The point is what you think. You haven't even sorted out your own feelings.”
那你 岂不是 在这 儿 自寻烦恼 吗
“Aren't you just asking for trouble here?”
我
“I...”
“You are torturing yourself for no reason, stop overthinking it.”
Close friends in China often adopt blunt criticism rather than gentle affirmation to snap someone out of emotional deadlock.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
wouldn't it be / wouldn't that mean
Used in rhetorical questions to emphasize an obvious and undesirable outcome.
borrowing trouble / bringing vexation upon oneself
A four-character idiom describing someone who worries unnecessarily over imagined problems.
Marks a rhetorical question to strengthen the reprimand.