她就是油盐不进 我知道
“She wouldn't listen. I know”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“I once tried to reason with her.”
她 就是 油盐不进 我知道
“She wouldn't listen. I know”
“what you were plotting. Zheng is too naïve.”
“Talking to her is completely useless; she refuses to compromise, so we must resort to tougher measures.”
Chinese colloquialisms often use seasoning metaphors like '油盐不进' to convey that a person cannot be softened or integrated, describing an impenetrable barrier to interpersonal persuasion.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
impervious to reason; stubbornly intractable
A vivid four-character idiom literally meaning 'absorbing neither oil nor salt', used for someone who flatly refuses any persuasion, advice, or bribery.
I know; I get it
A common spoken acknowledgment often used to cut off redundant elaboration or concede a frustrating reality.