我确实没有什么大本事 但还要脸
“I really don't have any great skills, but I still have my pride.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
是
“Yes,”
我 确实 没有什么 大 本事 但 还要 脸
“I really don't have any great skills, but I still have my pride.”
宣传科的工作是好
“The Publicity Department is a good position,”
“I may not be extraordinary, but I have too much self-respect to humiliate myself.”
'Lian' refers to basic moral character and integrity; claiming one 'wants face' here emphasizes an unyielding moral baseline despite low status.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
great capability; exceptional talent
Commonly used in spoken Chinese, often self-deprecatingly or to describe someone highly influential.
still have self-respect; care about one's dignity
A blunt expression contrasting integrity with shameful or subservient behavior.