你有伤不治 有药不吃
“You refuse treatment and medicine,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
蔡平殊死了 又不是你死了
“Cai Pingshu is dead, not you.”
你 有 伤 不 治 有 药 不吃
“You refuse treatment and medicine,”
话都不与我讲
“and you won't speak to me.”
“Stop punishing yourself and destroying your body over someone who is already dead!”
In close Chinese relationships, deep concern and care for someone's well-being are frequently masked behind blunt, aggressive scolding rather than gentle sympathy.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
having injuries but refusing treatment
Used to describe stubborn or self-destructive neglect of physical wounds.
having medicine but refusing to take it
Describes defiance or resignation regarding recovery and medical treatment.