这个 无论如何 你都要让我采访你啊
“Well... You must let me interview you today.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Mr. Zheng, am I that scary? Mr. Zheng.”
这个 无论如何 你 都要 让我采访你 啊
“Well... You must let me interview you today.”
我之前也问过秋萍了 你今天下午没有别的会
“I checked with Qiuping. You have no meetings or work scheduled this afternoon.”
“Don't try to brush me off; you have no excuse to avoid this interview today.”
'Shuji' (Party Secretary) is the primary leadership post in Chinese government agencies or state-owned enterprises. When approaching such leaders, journalists or subordinates often use persistent cajoling and familiar charm to break down formal defenses and secure an interview or achieve their objective.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
no matter what; in any case; indicates that something must be done under any circumstances
Commonly placed before or after the subject to strongly emphasize determination, a demand, or a plea, typically paired with 'dou' or 'ye' in the following clause.
Used at the end of an imperative sentence to soften an insistent demand or plea, adding a familiar and coaxing tone.
