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本宫没空
[bĕn gōng méi kōng]
'I (as royalty) have no time.' Here the term “royalty” (宫 'gong') refers jokingly to oneself, reflecting both dignity and humor. This could indicate being occupied, too busy to pay attention to something.
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可笑却无君王命
[kĕ xiào què wú jūn wáng mìng]
Funny But Without Royalty ’ s Favor – it describes someone who possesses humorous qualities yet ...
本宫在此竟敢造次寡人在此竟敢放肆
[bĕn gōng zài cĭ jìng găn zào cì guă rén zài cĭ jìng găn fàng sì]
Here the person pretends to be royalty implying authority with a hint of irony It humorously means ...
带上王冠就是王没有王冠算个吊
[dài shàng wáng guān jiù shì wáng méi yŏu wáng guān suàn gè diào]
This translates roughly to Wearing a crown makes one royalty but what are you without status ? There ...