我们怎么没尊重 他哭成什么样了
“We are respecting them! Look at how hard he's crying!”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
今天行使探视权的前提 我们要尊重孩子个人的意愿
“Visitation is only possible if we respect the child's own wishes.”
我们 怎么没尊重 他 哭成什么样 了
“We are respecting them! Look at how hard he's crying!”
“Don't you start that car! Get out! Get out of the car!”
“You are the one hurting the child, not us, so do not preach to me about respect.”
Divorce disputes involving visitation rights frequently turn contentious in China, with both sides leveraging the child's emotional reaction as moral leverage.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
how have (we) not; of course (we) did
A rhetorical question pattern used to forcefully reject an accusation.
crying so hard / in a terrible state from crying
Used to vividly underscore extreme emotional distress or an intolerable situation.
Marks the current intolerable state of the child crying to reinforce the speaker's emotional point.
