好歹你也是个副院长 你说 好 好 走
“You are a deputy dean, after all. Right? Okay. Let's go.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Nie. Watch your language.”
好歹 你 也是 个 副院长 你说 好 好 走
“You are a deputy dean, after all. Right? Okay. Let's go.”
宁老 咱们走
“Professor Ning, let's go.”
“You should know better given your title, but you are not worth arguing with.”
In Chinese organizations, individuals holding official titles like vice president are expected to exhibit dignified decorum; falling short invites harsh moral critique.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
at the very least (one) is...
Used to remind someone that their behavior should match their status, dignity, or qualifications.