只要有利益 就会有矛盾
“where there's profit, there's conflict.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
当然
“Of course,”
只要 有利益 就 会 有矛盾
“where there's profit, there's conflict.”
所以你问我 沈默会不会不高兴
“So you ask if Shen Mo will be upset?”
“Of course he is upset—when money and power are involved, friction is inevitable.”
In Chinese business culture, seasoned professionals often acknowledge that commercial gain inherently breeds interpersonal friction, treating it as an objective reality rather than personal malice.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
as long as... then...
A fundamental conditional sentence pattern expressing an inevitable cause-and-effect relationship.
involves self-interest or profit
Commonly used when discussing motivations in business, office politics, or diplomacy.