我怎么不知道 这大学社团 每天这么多活动啊
“Why don't I know that there are so many activities in the societies in the university every day?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
晨报周刊记者一块吃饭
“with the journalist of the Morning Paper Weekly.”
我怎么不知道 这大学社团 每天 这么多 活动啊
“Why don't I know that there are so many activities in the societies in the university every day?”
“And in the afternoon, I'll go to Ziqiu's coffee shop to be interviewed.”
“This club schedule is absurdly packed, it makes no sense.”
College clubs in China often involve heavy event planning, departmental hierarchies, and intensive participation that can feel like full-time jobs.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
how come I didn't know; since when
A rhetorical phrase expressing surprise upon discovering an unexpected fact or situation.
university clubs / student societies
Standard term for collegiate student organizations in China.
so many every day
Used conversationally to emphasize an overwhelming frequency or quantity.
Softens the rhetorical question and adds an emotive tone of genuine bewilderment or slight complaint.