我儿子有精神病 你说瞎出主意你
“my son has a mental illness. What kind of suggestion is this?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
人家一听说 说什么瞧过什么精神科 这肯定以为
“if she hears that he has seen a psychiatrist, she'll think that”
我 儿子 有精神病 你说 瞎出主意 你
“my son has a mental illness. What kind of suggestion is this?”
想得挺远的你
“You have a pretty long-term plan.”
“Are you crazy? If people think he's mentally ill, his future is ruined—stop giving terrible advice!”
Severe social stigma surrounds psychiatric diagnosis (精神病) in traditional Chinese culture, making families highly defensive and protective of public perceptions.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to give reckless/foolish suggestions
A common colloquial criticism used when someone gives unsolicited, unhelpful, or dangerous advice.