二没这个地位 人微言轻
“Secondly, I don't have the status. My words carry little weight.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
和重庆之间的谈判吗 说实话 我一没这个能力
“and Chongqing through political mediation? To be honest, I don't have the ability.”
二没 这个 地位 人微言轻
“Secondly, I don't have the status. My words carry little weight.”
哪里 客气
“Not at all.”
“I am not touching this political mess; find someone else with more power to take the blame.”
In high-stakes Chinese professional interactions, disclaiming one's competence and standing allows one to decline a dangerous mission without causing offense.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
one's words carry little weight due to humble status
A classic set phrase used in formal or semi-formal Chinese to modestly excuse oneself from decision-making.
to be honest; frankly speaking
Used at the start of a statement to introduce an apparently candid opinion or personal boundary.