马上就要进入圣泉了
“We're about to enter the Sacred Spring.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
露芜衣也在那里
“Lu Wuyi is there too.”
马上就要 进入圣泉 了
“We're about to enter the Sacred Spring.”
“Why did the Queen summon Wangyan alone?”
“Be on your guard; our destination is right ahead.”
In Chinese fantasy, sacred springs (圣泉) frequently serve as divine boundaries, places of spiritual cleansing, or critical trial grounds.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
about to; very soon going to
A highly productive prospective marker used with '了' at the end of the clause to denote immediate future action.
to enter; to step into
Slightly more formal than '进', frequently used for entering specific spaces, phases, or environments.
Functions as a sentence-final change-of-state marker paired with '马上就要' to indicate an imminent event.