您就不是池中之物
“You're never meant to stay in a small pond.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我说什么来着
“See? What did I say?”
您就 不是 池中之物
“You're never meant to stay in a small pond.”
我再教你一回
“Let me teach you one more time.”
“You are destined for greatness, so listen carefully to what I have to teach you.”
Derived from the ancient allusion of a trapped dragon awaiting a storm to ascend, this idiom expresses the deep cultural praise of extraordinary talent transcending humble beginnings.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
a creature bound to a shallow pond; someone destined for an ordinary life
Almost always negated as '不是池中之物' (not one to stay in a shallow pond) to praise someone with extraordinary potential.
What did I tell you?; I knew it all along
Used to boast about one's own foresight after an event confirms a previous prediction.