来了医院 不应该先救人吗 方女士
“Shouldn't we save her first? Ms. Fang,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“her future is secure. The kid is injured.”
来了 医院 不应该 先救人 吗 方女士
“Shouldn't we save her first? Ms. Fang,”
可不能说是孩子 我们工厂 是绝对不会雇佣童工的
“she's not a kid. Our factory never hires minors.”
“Stop calculating your company's liabilities—authorize treatment before the child dies.”
The speaker invokes the traditional moral imperative that emergency treatment must supersede commercial or legal disputes.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
shouldn't [we/you] first...
Rhetorical construction used to criticize wrong priorities.
save a life / provide emergency medical help
Frequently invoked to invoke universal moral priority over procedural delays.
Forms a rhetorical question highlighting the obvious moral obligation.