左丞好兴致啊
“What a good mood you're in.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
姜 姜艾
“Jiang... Jiang Ai.”
左丞 好兴致 啊
“What a good mood you're in.”
右丞兴致亦是甚佳
“You're in a great mood too.”
“What underhanded scheme brings you here today, my rival?”
High-ranking officials in historical China maintained an exterior of utmost politeness even when plotting total ruin for their political enemies.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
in high spirits; great mood for leisure
Often used ironically in formal or semi-formal settings to remark on someone doing leisurely things at an odd time.
Softens the surface greeting while amplifying the underlying mocking or inquisitive undertone.