这身打扮是要去哪儿啊
“where are you headed dressed like this?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
高副使
“Vice Envoy Gao,”
这身打扮是要去哪儿啊
“where are you headed dressed like this?”
“By His Majesty's decree, you were to remain at the post station.”
“You are caught red-handed trying to sneak out in disguise.”
Officials under suspicion were often restricted to guest posts or courier stations (Yiguan), and sneaking out disguised signaled treasonous or covert intent.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
this particular outfit; dressed like this
Commonly used to draw attention to unusual, inappropriate, or disguised clothing.
where do you think you are going?
A rhetorical or pressing inquiry commonly used when confronting someone trying to slip away.
Softens the interrogative slightly while emphasizing inquisitive scrutiny.