不 不用 封导 封导 不用站
“No need, Director Feng. Please, don't stand.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
来 大家都站起来 站起来
“Come on, everyone, stand up.”
不 不用 封导 封导 不用站
“No need, Director Feng. Please, don't stand.”
“Just make yourselves comfortable. No need to stand up.”
“Please sit down, there is no need to make such a big fuss or be so formal around me.”
In Chinese workplace culture, junior members often stand up to show deference when a leader or senior figure arrives, and superiors frequently counter by insisting that everyone stay seated to display warmth and approachable leadership.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
no need to; don't have to
A common spoken way to politely decline an offer or tell someone not to bother with a formal courtesy.