毕竟人家是记者 人家实事求是嘛 这确确实实
“he is a reporter. He sticks to the facts. Those things did happen.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
也对嘛
“Well,”
毕竟 人家 是记者 人家 实事求是 嘛 这 确确实实
“he is a reporter. He sticks to the facts. Those things did happen.”
是有这个事情
“Those things did happen.”
“Come on, they're journalists, so they stick to the facts—there's no doubt this actually happened.”
In the Chinese public context, journalists are often regarded as investigators representing authority or objective truth. Mentioning someone is a reporter is commonly used to bolster the credibility and persuasiveness of one's statement.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
seeking truth from facts; being realistic, objective, and truthful without exaggeration or downplaying
A common idiom frequently used to describe handling affairs, reporting, or addressing issues in an objective and impartial manner.
truly, genuinely, beyond any doubt
An AABB reduplication form used in spoken Chinese to emphasize an affirmative tone.
after all; in the final analysis
Often used to present a fundamental reason or an undeniable premise.
Indicates that a reason is obvious or self-evident, carrying a tone of reminding and persuasion.
