肯定是不想将隐匿宣之于众
“it means he didn't want whatever was being hidden to come out in public.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“And Liu Shijiang cutting himself off once people gathered,”
肯定是不想将隐匿宣之于众
“it means he didn't want whatever was being hidden to come out in public.”
能让柳世江愤怒至此又强忍不发
“Whatever could anger Liu Shijiang to that point yet force him to swallow it,”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In Chinese social and political culture, figures of status often suppress intense emotions in public to avoid leaking sensitive information or causing widespread panic.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to make public / to broadcast to everyone
A formal, literary idiom suitable for discussing leaks, public announcements, or revealing hidden scandals.
definitely / most certainly is
Commonly placed before a clause to state a confident deduction or firm conviction.
