是来自东方的空中楼阁
“is a "castle in the air" from the East.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
同行说您的作品
“People in the field say your work”
是来 自东方 的 空中楼阁
“is a "castle in the air" from the East.”
对此您有什么看法
“What's your response to that?”
“Your peers think your work is completely detached from reality; how do you defend yourself?”
Chinese formal rhetoric often uses classical idioms like '空中楼阁' to deliver sharp, poetically phrased critique while maintaining professional decorum.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
castles in the air; impractical or unrealistic ideas
A common idiom used to criticize plans, theories, or artistic concepts that lack solid grounding in reality.