你才没有什么信任 你签下这个生前预嘱
“You don't actually trust me. You've signed this living will”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你 才没有 什么 信任 你签下 这个 生前预嘱
“You don't actually trust me. You've signed this living will”
你就是担心自己死之前
“because you're just worried that before you die,”
“Stop pretending this is about trusting me; you're just looking out for yourself.”
End-of-life decisions in Chinese culture are traditionally family matters, so signing an advance directive can provoke friction over whether family members are trusted.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
living will; advance healthcare directive
A formal term used in medical and legal contexts for advance directives regarding medical treatment.
definitely don't have; by no means
Colloquially used with emphasis to strongly contradict someone else's assertion.