我生在那样的家庭是意外吗
“Was it an accident I was born into that family?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
哪有那么多意外
“Not everything is an accident.”
我生在 那样的 家庭 是意外吗
“Was it an accident I was born into that family?”
“Was it an accident that I have such a brother?”
“Do not dismiss my lifelong pain as bad luck; my dysfunctional family was a curse forced upon me.”
In contemporary Chinese discourse, the inescapable psychological and socioeconomic baggage from one's birth family is heavily discussed as a major source of personal struggle.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
that kind of family
Used with emotional coloring to refer obliquely to a dysfunctional, troubled, or stigmatized household.
Turns the sentence into an emphatic rhetorical question challenging the listener's dismissal.