我看得见我听得见
[wŏ kàn dé jiàn wŏ tīng dé jiàn]
'I Can See I Can Hear', straightforwardly refers to someone acknowledging their own perceptional abilities: being aware of visual stimuli and auditory information around them. It may express appreciation of sensory experiences we take for granted sometimes or suggest awareness of environmental clues others might miss due to being too engrossed internally. Alternatively, if implied ironically, it may highlight feeling exposed/overwhelmed by outside world influences constantly bombarding senses.