任人指点 让人评说
“and let people judge.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
打开大门
“open its door,”
任人指点 让人评说
“and let people judge.”
但我只能是争取 不敢保证
“But I can only try, no guarantees.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In Chinese administrative and moral discourse, willingly opening doors to public scrutiny demonstrates clean conscience and moral integrity.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
allow others to; at the mercy of others
Used in formal or literary contexts to indicate exposing oneself to external actions or judgments without resistance.
to point out; to criticize or scrutinize
Often paired with negative connotations like public criticism or scrutiny behind one's back.
to evaluate; to comment on
A formal term often used when referring to public debate or historical appraisal.
