不是谁都能办到的
“Not everyone can pull it off.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
特别是八十一口连珠火
“especially the 81 Consecutive Bursts of Fire.”
不是谁都能办到的
“Not everyone can pull it off.”
当年在北山最后一场演出 《鬼怨·杀生》
“At that final show of Gui Yuan Sha Sheng in Beishan,”
“Only a true master of the craft has what it takes to pull that off.”
In traditional Chinese opera and acrobatics, rare and dangerous stunts (绝活) define a performer's artistic stature and lineage prestige.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
not just anyone can...
A useful construction to emphasize that a feat requires exceptional skill, status, or talent.
to manage to do; to achieve; to pull off
Combines '办' (do/handle) with the resultative complement '到' (arrive/reach).
Used at the end of the sentence to give a categorical, definitive tone to the statement.