圣上国事繁忙 你别去烦他
“His Majesty is busy with work. Don't bother him.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
一会儿我拿一碗给圣上送过去
“I'll take a bowl to His Majesty.”
圣上 国事繁忙 你 别去 烦他
“His Majesty is busy with work. Don't bother him.”
“I am too shy to send it over; do not embarrass me.”
In imperial palace romances, showing affection directly can be seen as overly forward or unseemly, leading characters to disguise shyness behind court decorum.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
busy with state affairs
A set phrase used respectfully to refer to a ruler or high official's heavy governing duties.
do not bother him
Direct, spoken warning used to tell someone to avoid disturbing a third party.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“Your Majesty. You saw it.”
“His Majesty gets annoyed just seeing me. I'm not staying.”
“Your Majesty, bad news. The young prince is running a fever again.”
“Your Majesty, because that man already had a severe stomach illness.”
“His Majesty became increasingly suspicious of Father.”
“His Majesty did this for the bigger picture.”