我这孩子 报喜不报忧
“My son always shares the good and hides the bad.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我们还是相信沈法官吧 是 这我就放心了
“Let's believe in Judge Shen. Yes. That puts my mind at ease.”
我这孩子 报喜不报忧
“My son always shares the good and hides the bad.”
在讲座上我怎么没看见你
“Why didn't I see you at the lecture?”
“My kid always acts tough and hides their struggles so I will not worry.”
Chinese children often practice 'baoxi bu baoyou' as an expression of filial piety, taking pride in enduring hardships independently to avoid stressing their aging parents.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to report only the good news and withhold the bad
A very common four-character idiom describing the habit of concealing hardships to prevent loved ones from worrying.