不用说 这是一块上佳的好墨
“Needless to say, this is fine piece of ink.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
一元墨继承的是 李家最好的松烟墨品
“The Origin Ink is a continuation of the Li family's best pine soot ink formula.”
不用说 这是一块上佳的好墨
“Needless to say, this is fine piece of ink.”
但是
“However,”
“Yes, it is good, but wait until you hear the real issue.”
In Chinese rhetoric and critique, speakers frequently affirm the obvious merits first to demonstrate fairness and preserve face before delivering critical or negative observations.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
needless to say; it goes without saying
Use at the beginning of a clause to state an obvious fact or concede an undisputed point.
first-rate; top-notch; superior
A formal and elegant adjective used to praise the quality of items or performance.