其实是县主想见太史丞了
“You wanted to see Mr. Xiao.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
其实是 县主想见 太 史丞 了
“You wanted to see Mr. Xiao.”
近来宫中太平 我与萧兄许久未见
“Things have been quiet in the palace. I haven't seen Mr. Xiao in a while.”
“Don't be fooled by the official schedule; she arranged this whole thing just to see you.”
In imperial China, noblewomen and officials had to adhere to strict decorum, often requiring elaborate scheduling pretexts to arrange personal meetings.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
the truth is actually; in fact, it is...
Used at the start of a clause to dispel a misconception and reveal the authentic underlying fact.
wants to meet/see
Expresses a desire for an encounter, frequently carrying romantic or personal undertones depending on context.
Indicates a newly revealed state or realization in discourse, softening the declarative tone.