当然我也不能一厢情愿
“Well, I can't just decide on my own.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Our past cooperation was smooth. And we all made money.”
当然 我 也不 能 一厢情愿
“Well, I can't just decide on my own.”
也要看方小姐
“I also need to know”
“I want to continue working together, but I need you to show willingness too.”
In Chinese business etiquette, successful deals require mutual alignment; explicitly avoiding being 'one-sided' shows respect and saves face for both parties.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
wishful thinking; one-sided wish
A common four-character idiom used to describe situations where only one party desires an outcome.
cannot simply; shouldn't just
Used as a self-correcting hedge to maintain balance and avoid appearing pushy.