但他有他的想法啦
“But he has his reasons.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
但 他 有 他 的 想法 啦
“But he has his reasons.”
“Anyway, his home and his dad are here.”
“I may not agree or feel at ease, but I cannot force him to do what I want.”
Traditional Chinese parenting emphasizes guidance, but modern intergenerational relationships often involve parents learning to let go gracefully despite constant underlying worry.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to have one's own ideas / to be independent-minded
Often used by parents or superiors to describe an independent, sometimes stubborn, younger person.
Softens the resignation and implies that there is no point arguing or overthinking it further.