分内之事 大可不必
“It's my duty. There's no need for that.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“I will set up a memorial tablet for you.”
分内之事 大可不必
“It's my duty. There's no need for that.”
“My lord is the Martial Commandant of Jizhou,”
“I did what my station requires, so do not embarrass me with such excessive flattery.”
Chinese etiquette dictates declining public praise or lavish gratitude by attributing one's merits strictly to professional obligation rather than personal exceptionalism.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
a matter of one's duty; part of one's responsibility
A set four-character idiom used as a modest formula when receiving thanks for doing one's job.
entirely unnecessary; there is really no need
A concise formal idiom used to politely or firmly dismiss unnecessary fuss, praise, or gifts.