风吹日晒雨淋
“be exposed to wind, the sun and rain,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你把它放出去了 不管不顾的 任由它在外面
“If you fly it without taking care of it, and let it”
风吹日晒雨淋
“be exposed to wind, the sun and rain,”
那总有一天 它的线都会断掉
“one day, the string will be broken.”
“If you don't actively take care of this, life's hardships will break it completely.”
Chinese speakers frequently employ vivid natural allegories like kites or plants to comment gently yet incisively on neglected relationships.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
exposed to wind, sun, and rain; enduring the elements
A vivid four-character collocation used literally for objects or figuratively for enduring rough neglect and hardship.