谢我 我是无功不受禄啊
“Thank me? I haven't done anything to deserve it.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
谢谢您了
“for everything.”
谢我 我是 无功不受禄 啊
“Thank me? I haven't done anything to deserve it.”
有什么话就直说吧 能让我进入宏景工作
“If you have something to say, just say it. Letting me come to work at Hongjing”
“Don't thank me yet; I know you want something from me, so just spit it out.”
Accepting unearned favors or praise in Chinese culture creates an unspoken debt; citing 'no merit, no reward' protects one's moral autonomy.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
undeserving of reward; not accepting benefits without merit
An idiomatic set phrase used to politely or prudently decline gifts, praise, or favors when one hasn't earned them.
Softens the refusal while conveying an explanatory and conversational tone.