咱老大从小 根本就没受过什么苦
“Our boss hasn't suffered hardships since childhood at all.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我也这么觉得
“I think so.”
咱 老大 从小 根本就没 受过 什么 苦
“Our boss hasn't suffered hardships since childhood at all.”
“The cakes are sold at such high prices. Children cannot afford them at all.”
“He grew up privileged, so he has no clue what everyday people can actually afford.”
In Chinese culture, enduring hardship is seen as essential for developing empathy and practical wisdom; leaders lacking this background are often criticized as out of touch.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
endure hardship; suffer
Commonly used to describe going through difficult economic conditions or manual labor.
simply hasn't at all
Strong negative emphatic phrase to stress the complete absence of an experience.