王妃你就不着急吗
“Aren't you anxious at all, Your Highness?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Our people couldn't intervene at all.”
王妃你就 不着急吗
“Aren't you anxious at all, Your Highness?”
先让他们忙活几日吧
“Let them scurry about for a few days.”
“Things are spiraling out of our control—how can you just sit there doing nothing?”
In imperial households, retainers often show personal loyalty by worrying on behalf of their masters and pressing them to defend their interests.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
really... not? (rhetorical question pattern)
Used in spoken Chinese to question another person's unexpected indifference or inaction.
anxious; in a hurry
Standard everyday expression for worrying or feeling pressed for time.
Forms a rhetorical question that carries a hint of disbelief and urgency.