因为我们整个月海 所有的事情啊
“We can't have all the work in Yuehai”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
但是也不能全怪你
“It's your fault, but not entirely.”
因为我们整个月海 所有的事情 啊
“We can't have all the work in Yuehai”
“piled on Lin and Yu. That's just not fair.”
“You shouldn't blame yourself; the workload on our team has been completely unreasonable.”
In Chinese institutional culture, responsibilities are metaphorically 'carried on shoulders' (扛), and good leaders acknowledge when unfair burdens crush subordinates.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
the whole; the entire
Used before geographic names or collective entities to emphasize completeness and scale.
all the matters; everything
A common phrase used to emphasize an exhaustive list of responsibilities or tasks.
Functions as a topicalizer and pauses speech to ensure listener engagement and agreement.