刚才那个是 少打听才能多活命
“Who was that just now? The less you ask, the longer you live.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
表 表哥 你怎么跑这来了
“Qi… Qi, what are you doing here?”
刚才 那个 是 少打听 才能多 活命
“Who was that just now? The less you ask, the longer you live.”
我吩咐你的事情办得如何了 早就安排好了
“How's the task I gave you coming along? All set and ready.”
“Shut your mouth and don't pry into things that will get you killed.”
Reflects the traditional idiom 'disaster comes from careless talk' and the pragmatic survival rule of keeping one's head down during dangerous intrigues.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
pry less; ask fewer questions
A colloquial imperative advising someone not to dig into private or dangerous matters.
stay alive longer; survive
Often paired with warnings against curiosity or meddling in dangerous business.