那他岂不是有入宫特许?
“So he is allowed to enter the palace?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
一年前为了表孝心 求圣上恩准他负责修葺承恩宫
“A year ago, he asked for permission to renovate the Cheng'en Palace to show filial piety.”
那他 岂不是 有入宫特许?
“So he is allowed to enter the palace?”
是
“That's right.”
“This means he has unrestricted palace access, which makes him extremely dangerous.”
In ancient imperial China, entry into the inner palace was strictly forbidden and punishable by death without explicit imperial clearance.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
wouldn't that mean; does it not imply
A rhetorical phrase used to point out an obvious consequence or logical conclusion.
special permission; privilege
Used in formal contexts to denote an exemption or special license granted by authority.