想必是有他自己的道理
“he must have his reasons.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Since Master isn't willing to talk deeply,”
想必是 有他 自己的 道理
“he must have his reasons.”
他能叫你父亲一声故友
“The fact that he calls your father an old friend”
“Do not overthink his refusal to talk; an elder always has sound motives.”
In traditional Chinese culture, seniors and masters often withhold information intentionally; juniors are expected to trust their wisdom rather than press for answers.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
presumably; most likely
Use this formal adverb when drawing a logical deduction with high subjective confidence.
to have one's own reasons or justifications
A respectful way to explain away someone's unusual or secretive behavior without judging them.