像样的新楼没几幢
“There are not many decent new buildings.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
都是些旧房子
“There are all old houses.”
像样的 新楼没几幢
“There are not many decent new buildings.”
这要发展 要招标
“To develop this area and render it out,”
“This place is completely run-down, which makes it prime for urban redevelopment and profit.”
Rapid urbanization in modern China means that outdated, low-rise neighborhoods are frequently viewed by developers and investors as lucrative redevelopment opportunities rather than mere decay.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
presentable; decent; up to standard
Extremely frequent spoken adjective used to indicate whether something meets basic standards of quality or appearance.
barely a few (buildings)
Uses the specific building measure word '幢' paired with '没几' to express scarcity.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“Tall buildings lined both sides of the road.”
“Old buildings are just like this.”
“nowadays, buildings can also have good views. It depends on whether the builder”
“♪ Across the ends of the earth, we won't stop ♪ and build many, many beautiful buildings. ♪ No matter how fierce the storms, I won't back down ♪”
“Isn't this a residential building? It's not like those kinds of places.”
“We didn't even enter the premises. Isn't that too irresponsible?”