方云这个老狐狸真是厉害
“That old fox, Fang Yun, is really something.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
老大
“Boss.”
方云 这个 老狐狸 真是厉害
“That old fox, Fang Yun, is really something.”
“I can't believe she kicked the ball back into our court.”
“We got outsmarted, and now we're back in a tough spot.”
In Chinese culture, foxes symbolize cunning; calling an experienced competitor an 'old fox' implies they are masters of bureaucratic evasion and subtle power plays.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
old fox; crafty and cunning person
A colloquial idiom describing someone shrewd, experienced, and slippery, frequently used in workplace or political rivalries.
really something; genuinely formidable
Used to express reluctant respect or awe toward someone's skill, cunning, or capability.