我能够跟汪教授一样
“I can be like Professor Wang”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
或者是说
“Or perhaps”
我能够跟汪教授 一样
“I can be like Professor Wang”
能够有更伟大的意义
“and have a greater purpose?”
“I aspire to achieve something of real significance and make a lasting impact, just like Professor Wang.”
In Chinese culture, when addressing scholars, experts, or teachers, it is customary to attach their professional title to their surname (e.g., Zhang jiaoshou, Wang laoshi) to show professional respect and traditional reverence for educators.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
the same as...; just like...
A basic comparative structure commonly used in both spoken and written Chinese to indicate an equivalent state or taking someone as a role model.