好东西又怎么样 我又不稀罕
“So what if they're valuable? I don't care about them.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
都是价值千金的好物
“They're both incredibly valuable.”
好东西 又怎么样 我又 不稀罕
“So what if they're valuable? I don't care about them.”
你别走
“Don't go.”
“You cannot buy me off with expensive trinkets; I have more self-respect than that.”
In traditional and modern Chinese values, demonstrating that one 'does not care for wealth' asserts moral superiority and personal dignity against transactional relationships.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
so what / what does it matter
Used rhetorically to dismiss an opponent's point as irrelevant or unconvincing.
not care for / not value / despise having
Commonly used in spoken Chinese to show disdain toward something others might consider attractive or valuable.