不是所有人都有机会的
“not everyone there gets a chance.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
北京那么大
“As big as Beijing is,”
不是所有人都 有机会 的
“not everyone there gets a chance.”
一定要有的
“You must have one.”
“Don't be so naive; big cities crush people and success isn't guaranteed.”
Many young Chinese flock to Beijing chasing dreams, but high living costs and fierce competition often lead to disillusionment, contrasting idealism against harsh reality.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
not everyone
A useful chunk to make a partial negation and temper sweeping generalizations.
to have a chance / to get an opportunity
Commonly used when discussing career prospects, life breaks, or possibilities.
Used at the end of the sentence to assert certainty and emphasize the factual nature of the statement.