李墨百年基业啊
“Li Ink's century-old foundation”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
这一大家子拼拼凑凑 才勉强将这些全都凑齐
“The whole family barely scraped together enough money.”
李墨 百年基业 啊
“Li Ink's century-old foundation”
“was almost reduced to ashes by a fire.”
“Think about how close we came to destroying everything our ancestors spent a century building.”
In traditional Chinese culture, preserving an ancestral business involves profound filial piety, where allowing it to fail brings immense shame to the entire lineage.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
century-old enterprise; heritage built over generations
Use this literary idiom when referring to an institution, family business, or enterprise that has endured and succeeded for generations.
Adds an emotional sigh of lingering dread and reverence to the exclamation.