他们嫌我水平差 不愿与我下
“They thought my skills were poor and wouldn't play with me.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“With so many people on Lishan Mountain, why did you play chess with yourself?”
他们嫌我 水平差 不愿 与我下
“They thought my skills were poor and wouldn't play with me.”
王妃懂剑
“You know sword arts?”
“I'm just passing the time casually, don't read too much into why I'm alone.”
In Chinese culture, deflecting attention or explaining solitude through self-deprecating remarks about one's abilities prevents looking arrogant or overly serious.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
poor skill level
Use this phrase to humbly or casually describe lacking proficiency in games, sports, or skills.
unwilling to be with me / unwilling to do something with me
A semi-formal or literary spoken construction replacing modern spoken phrasing like '不想跟我'.