万人体育场 大体育场 我们 我们搞体育场干吗
“A large stadium with 10,000 seats. Why would we build a stadium?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
对吧
“A stadium, right?”
万人体育场 大体育场 我们 我们 搞体育场干吗
“A large stadium with 10,000 seats. Why would we build a stadium?”
“Forgot the 1988 Seoul Olympics?”
“Building a massive stadium makes no sense for us right now.”
In modern Chinese history, large-scale vanity projects often faced pushback from pragmatic decision-makers concerned about wastefulness before major international events.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
build or run a sports stadium
The verb 搞 is versatile in spoken Chinese, frequently used to mean organize, develop, or build.
why; what for
A common colloquial substitute for 为什么, frequently used to challenge or question an action's purpose.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“but we want to beat you on the field.”
“The Beijing Asian Games was accomplished with the efforts of the entire nation.”
“There are only four of us. What do you mean by "everyone"?”
“We're going to work out, not filming a show.”
“A sensation? What are they teaching?”
“♪ And carry it toward distant scenery ♪ [Next time I score, I'll flash a V sign at the camera.] We should give everything we have and leave every drop of our sweat on our pitch.”