再说了 这不怕一万他就怕万一呀
“Besides, what if something did happen?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“it's better to find out than stay in the dark.”
再说了 这不 怕一万他 就怕 万一 呀
“Besides, what if something did happen?”
那你说咋办
“So what's your plan?”
“We cannot risk ignoring this just because the odds are low; we must be prepared.”
Chinese culture frequently emphasizes risk aversion and taking proactive steps to guard against low-probability but high-consequence mishaps.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
besides; furthermore; what's more
Used at the start of a sentence to introduce an additional compelling argument or justification.
it pays to be safe; better safe than sorry; not afraid of the usual, only of the exceptional risk
A very popular proverb used to justify taking precautions even against unlikely worst-case scenarios.
Adds emotional warmth and urgency to the reasoning, urging the listener to agree.