用不着淘汰 我就没打算考
“No need to weed me out. I'm not taking it.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“The exam weeds out people like you.”
用不着淘汰 我就 没打算考
“No need to weed me out. I'm not taking it.”
你说啥
“What?”
“You can't hurt me by saying I'll fail when I don't even care to compete.”
In China, the Gaokao carries immense social stakes; students who struggle academically often use feigned apathy as a psychological defense mechanism to protect their self-esteem against societal stigma.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
no need to; unnecessary
A very common colloquial expression used to reject someone's action, suggestion, or judgment as completely pointless.
have no intention of; did not plan to
Used to express that an action was never part of one's plans or desires.