戏里我不是主角
[xì lĭ wŏ bù shì zhŭ jiăo]
Translated as 'I am not the main character in the play/script,' it reflects a sense of self-recognition that not everyone can be the star or central focus all the time. This could imply humility, acceptance, or even dissatisfaction with being in the sidelines rather than taking center stage in a figurative or literal performance.