她这是奔着谁来的
“Who do you think she is inviting now?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
直到你这位离山后人嫁了进来 你说
“until you left Lishan Mountain and married in. Who do you think she is inviting now?”
她这是 奔着谁来的
“Who do you think she is inviting now?”
许久未见林娘子了 是啊 怎么来这了
“We haven't seen Lady Lin in ages. That's right. Why are we here?”
“She clearly has an ulterior motive, and we both know who she is really after.”
In traditional aristocratic settings, visits were rarely purely social; guests often arrived with covert motives concerning marriage or factional alliances.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
aiming for; coming specifically for
A common colloquial structure used to describe someone's true target, objective, or hidden intention.