风还不小呢 书记
“And it's not small. Mr. Zheng, thank you.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我说起风了吧
“See? I told you the wind was coming.”
风 还不小呢 书记
“And it's not small. Mr. Zheng, thank you.”
谢谢你啊
“Mr. Zheng, thank you.”
“Take care, sir; it's quite windy out here.”
In Chinese organizational culture, addressing superiors by their official title (e.g., '书记') rather than their personal name is essential to convey respect and acknowledge hierarchy.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
quite significant; not small at all
A litotes structure using '还' + negative adjective to emphasize that the degree is greater than expected.
Used to draw the listener's attention to a newly noticed state or fact with a mild tone of emphasis.