把现在这个工作也辞了 给我好好地考公务员
“quit her current job and try to be a civil servant.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
要去北京工作两年 我不同意 我的意思是
“wanted to work in Beijing for two years. I disagreed. I think she should”
把现 在这 个 工作 也辞了 给我 好好地 考公务员
“quit her current job and try to be a civil servant.”
公务员多好啊 稳定 福利也好
“How great it would be to be a civil servant! It'll give you security and lots of perks.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Many Chinese parents place extreme value on civil service jobs (bianzhi) due to their unmatched stability, prestige, and comprehensive benefits compared to private sector jobs.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to quit / resign from (a job)
A colloquial disposal construction used when talking about terminating employment.
do (something) for me / you'd better
An imperative marker used by superiors or parents to emphasize authority and demand obedience.
take the civil service examination
A highly common social aspiration in China referring to pursuing an 'iron rice bowl' career.
Marks the completion of quitting as an anticipated or desired outcome of the command.
