问题其实 就没有那么严重了
“the problem actually isn't that serious.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
分散在鑫海的 各个矿坑
“when they're scattered across Xinhai's pits,”
问题其实 就 没有那么严重 了
“the problem actually isn't that serious.”
再者
“Furthermore,”
“Don't panic; once we look at it this way, it is really not as disastrous as you think.”
In Chinese business and administrative cultures, speakers frequently downplay systemic issues to reduce panic and keep negotiations or projects on track.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
not that serious
Commonly used to comfort someone or de-escalate tension regarding an apparent crisis.
actually / in fact
Used to introduce an objective fact or a revised perspective that softens or refutes an assumption.
Marks a change in circumstance or evaluation, indicating that the problem is no longer critical under the current logic.