有文化的人名字就是多
“Educated people sure have many names.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
李校尉
“Captain Li.”
有文化 的人名字 就是 多
“Educated people sure have many names.”
不过我义父刚刚也给我取了字
“But my godfather just gave me a courtesy name too.”
“You scholars love showing off with all your fancy names, but guess what, I have one now too!”
Historically, educated Chinese individuals held both a given name (ming) and a courtesy name (zi) bestowed upon adulthood, reflecting literacy, social status, and respect.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
educated people / cultured individuals
Used in spoken Chinese to refer to scholars, intellectuals, or anyone perceived as well-read.
simply have a lot / are certainly numerous
An emphatic spoken construction highlighting an abundance or frequent occurrence.