端方润泽
“which implies uprightness and grace”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
名长玉
“Your name is Changyu,”
端方润泽
“which implies uprightness and grace”
但是压了锐气
“but suppresses your sharp spirit.”
“He is well-mannered and gentle, but perhaps too soft to take command.”
Traditional Chinese culture compares the ideal gentleman to jade, valuing internal warmth, mild manners, and moral restraint over overt sharpness.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
upright and proper
A literary term describing someone of moral integrity, good posture, and dignified conduct.
gentle, polished, and lustrous
Metaphorically borrowed from jade aesthetics to describe a mild, cultured, and benevolent personality.