殿下喝口热茶驱驱寒
“Your Highness, have some hot tea to warm yourself.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
他怎么会在这儿
“What is he doing here?”
殿下喝口热茶驱驱寒
“Your Highness, have some hot tea to warm yourself.”
此处离京城已经不远了
“We are not far from the Capital.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In Chinese culture, consuming hot liquids to drive out bodily cold ('qu han') is an essential form of showing attentive hospitality and service.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
dispel the cold / warm up a bit
A colloquial yet classic phrase used when offering hot beverages or soup to someone coming in from the cold.