我承认 我有私心
“I admit I had my own motives.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
把自己投入到那晚的噩梦之中
“if only to remember the smallest detail.”
我承认 我 有私心
“I admit I had my own motives.”
为萧家 为太子 为朝堂局势 我会有隐瞒
“For my family, for the Crown Prince, for the situation at court, I might hold things back.”
“I won't pretend I am entirely pure, but my loyalty serves higher stakes you don't fully understand.”
In historical Chinese governance ethics, admitting '私心' (private interest) is a serious moral confession, often framed against duty to clan and dynasty.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
I admit / I confess
A powerful discourse marker used to take ownership of a flaw or mistake directly.
to have selfish motives / to have personal bias
Widely used when acknowledging that one's decisions were driven by personal or partisan loyalty rather than pure impartiality.