你一个学工程的 你读书的 你怎么头发搞成这样子
“You're an engineering student. What's with your hair?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
领导好
“Leader.”
你一个学工程的 你读书的 你 怎么 头发 搞成这样子
“You're an engineering student. What's with your hair?”
“I like it. Too fancy. How tall is he?”
“You are supposed to be a serious professional, not a rebellious delinquent. Fix your appearance.”
In traditional Chinese workplace norms, intellectuals and technical professionals are expected to look solemn, neat, and conformist; flamboyant personal styling is often equated with being unreliable or improper.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
Studied engineering / an engineering graduate
A typical spoken nominalization pattern [学 + major + 的] used to classify someone's academic background.
Mess it up like this / make it look like this
Carries strong negative judgment or blame regarding how an action or appearance turned out.