都是些见不得人的俗物
“Everything here is unpresentable and vulgar.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
竟不比那些京中高门逊色多少啊
“It is no inferior to the noble's houses in the Capital.”
都是些 见不得人 的 俗物
“Everything here is unpresentable and vulgar.”
您跟言大人能够大驾光临 那我们田家
“The presence of you and Lord Yan here has really”
“My fortune means nothing compared to distinguished gentlemen like you.”
Traditional etiquette requires a host to belittle their own possessions and status when receiving dignitaries, ensuring the guests' face and superior prestige are honored.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
unpresentable; shameful; not fit to be seen
Literally means cannot be seen by people; used here as hyperbolic self-deprecation.
vulgar earthly possessions; mundane things
A literary term used modesty to refer to wealth, trinkets, or worldly luxuries.