我哪知道 我又不是领导
“How would I know? I am not the one in charge.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
审核时间是不一样的
“has a different review timeline.”
我哪知道 我又不是 领导
“How would I know? I am not the one in charge.”
“Stop asking me, I'm just an ordinary worker and have no say or insider info.”
In Chinese organizational culture, information is strictly segmented by rank; claiming 'not being a leader' is a standard social defense to disclaim responsibility and avoid overstepping bounds.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
How should I know? / Beats me.
A common rhetorical retort used in colloquial Chinese to emphatically deny knowledge and signal mild annoyance at being asked.
It's not like I am... / I'm not...
Used to justify inability or lack of knowledge by stating an obvious counter-identity or lack of role.