杨先生居然还记得我
“[at the Purong Hotel in Shanghai, China.] Mr. Yang actually remembers me.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
让我转交给你的
“asked me to give this to you. [Purong Hotel]”
杨先生 居然 还记得 我
“[at the Purong Hotel in Shanghai, China.] Mr. Yang actually remembers me.”
他的商务总监
“His commercial director,”
“I am flattered that an influential figure like him kept track of a small person like me.”
In Chinese business hierarchies, being remembered by a prominent senior figure is a significant form of face (mianzi), typically received with outward humility.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
unexpectedly; to one's surprise
An adverb placed before the verb to emphasize unexpectedness or disbelief.
still remembers me
A polite, conversational phrase frequently used when meeting or receiving word from someone respected after a period apart.