封咱们厂呢 你眼睛怎么回事 我眼睛怎么了 红了
“to shut us down. Your eye. What about it? It's red.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Ms. Li brought all these people”
封咱们厂呢 你 眼睛怎么回事 我眼睛 怎么了 红了
“to shut us down. Your eye. What about it? It's red.”
红了
“Red?”
“We are in huge trouble with the factory, but you look visibly exhausted and distressed right now.”
Township leaders arriving en masse to inspect or shut down a local business reflects the direct, high-stakes authority Chinese municipal officials wield over private enterprises.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
shut down/seal our factory
Use when an authority or regulatory body takes administrative action to close down an enterprise.
what's going on / what happened
A highly common conversational phrase used to inquire about unusual circumstances, problems, or bodily states.
Indicates an ongoing crisis or state of affairs that demands immediate attention.
Marks a newly noticed change of physical state (the eyes becoming red).
