朕对他寄予厚望
“I placed great hopes in him.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
朕还不知道
“I would still know nothing.”
朕 对 他 寄予厚望
“I placed great hopes in him.”
“Others accused him of abusing his office,”
“He has my backing, so other people's complaints will not easily sway me.”
In dynastic China, an emperor's personal favor ('圣眷') served as a powerful shield against court factionalism, though it also painted a target on the official's back.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
place high hopes on; pin high expectations on
A dignified four-character collocation used formally when leaders, mentors, or parents express deep trust in someone's potential.