都是好学校呀 研究生啊
“They're all from top universities. Graduate degree holders.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Take a look. If anyone catches your eye, you can interview them.”
都是 好学校 呀 研究生啊
“They're all from top universities. Graduate degree holders.”
“Competition is fierce these days. It'll become the new normal.”
“These candidates are shockingly overqualified for our opening.”
Reflects the intense job market competition in China where holders of master's degrees from elite universities increasingly compete for regular entry-level positions.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
prestigious or top-tier universities
A common spoken term used in Chinese when evaluating educational pedigree during recruitment or matchmaking.
postgraduate / master's student
Widely used in professional and academic settings to refer to anyone pursuing or holding a master's or doctoral degree.
Softens the tone while conveying a sense of genuine surprise or admiration.
Adds exclamatory emphasis, underscoring the speaker's emotional reaction to the qualification.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“Can't you see? So many graduates from good schools”
“So did you get a recommendation for admission to college?”
“We only accept postgraduate degree applicants. Okay.”
“When you've got good students,”
“I could have been admitted into a better university.”
“Just because our children's grades aren't great,”