你是啥专你说了不算嘛 我说了也不算
“You don't get to decide that. What I say doesn't count either.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“They need politically conscious examiners. I'm not that kind of examiner?”
你 是啥 专 你说 了 不算 嘛 我说 了 也不 算
“You don't get to decide that. What I say doesn't count either.”
“You're the kid's uncle. Do you think it's proper for you to be the examiner?”
“Stop making excuses; neither of us has the authority to change the official decision.”
A historical political standard in China denoting both ideological loyalty ('red') and technical expertise ('expert'), frequently referenced in institutional appointments.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
not have the final say; words carry no weight
Commonly used in spoken Chinese to express that someone lacks decision-making authority.
Points out an obvious fact or shared premise to persuade the listener.