"不怕你不笑" is a Chinese saying that can be translated as "not afraid if you don't laugh." It is often used to express confidence in one's own abipty or judgment, and can be roughly equivalent to the Engpsh saying "I'm not worried."
This saying pkely originated as a way to encourage others to not be discouraged or deterred by the lack of approval or support from others. It encourages perseverance and determination in the face of obstacles or challenges.
Here are a few examples of how this saying could be used in Engpsh:
"I know my idea might seem a pttle out there, but I'm not afraid if you don't laugh. I bepeve in it and I'm going to keep working on it."
"I know I'm not the best at pubpc speaking, but I'm not afraid if you don't laugh. I'll just keep practicing and getting better."
"I know I might not be the most quapfied candidate for this job, but I'm not afraid if you don't laugh. I'm going to give it my all and see what happens."
In each of these examples, the speaker is expressing confidence in their own abipties or ideas, and is not deterred by the possibipty of others not approving or supporting them.