恐怕有些人心存侥幸 贼心不死
“It seems some troublemakers just won't give up”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
这些都是没来得及处理的 就先放在这了
“These weren't handled in time, so they were put here.”
恐怕 有些人心存侥幸 贼心不死
“It seems some troublemakers just won't give up”
“on performing on the stage.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
This line reflects the solemn, idiom-heavy rhetoric often found in Chinese administrative or historical political discourse when assessing ideological loyalty and factional rivalry.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
rely on luck; nurse false hopes of getting away with something
A formal four-character idiom frequently used when warning against wishful thinking in administrative or moral contexts.
refuse to give up one's evil intentions
A strong idiomatic expression used to condemn enemies or conspirators who stubbornly persist in plotting.
