总不能让你们上吧
“I can't let you do it.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
姐姐
“Yanzhi.”
总不能让 你们上 吧
“I can't let you do it.”
放心
“Don't worry.”
“As the older one, it is my duty to take the risk; I won't let you face this danger.”
In Chinese social hierarchy, an older sibling or senior figure (like a 'jiejie') carries a strong moral obligation to shoulder danger before juniors do.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
surely cannot; it's unacceptable to
Used to reject an unreasonable alternative, emphasizing ethical or logical necessity.
let you go up / step forward
Commonly used in sports, matches, or perilous situations to mean dispatching someone into action.
Softens the rhetorical necessity, conveying a gentle yet resolute consensus-seeking tone.