你哪只眼睛看到是我泼的?
“How can you prove I poured it?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Who poured that slop? Come out here!”
你 哪只眼睛看到 是我 泼的?
“How can you prove I poured it?”
“It came from your shop. If not you, who?”
“You have no proof, so back off and don't blame me!”
Using questions like 'Which eye of yours saw it?' is a standard vernacular challenge in street disputes, shifting the burden of proof to save face and intimidate the accuser.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
which eye saw (used rhetorically: you have no proof)
A highly combative rhetorical formula used to aggressively deny an accusation when caught or blamed without hard proof.