你少占我便宜
“Don't you try that on me.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Back in the hospital, the girl from the next room cheers up when her dad does this.”
你少 占我便宜
“Don't you try that on me.”
方穆扬
“Fang Muyang.”
“Don't treat me like a little kid just to act superior!”
In Chinese social interaction, 'occupying an elder's role' (e.g., imitating a parent soothing a child) gives one an unearned senior status, which peers jokingly call out as 'taking advantage' (占便宜).
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
stop taking advantage of me / stop treating me like a child
A very common colloquial rebuke used when someone takes liberties, flirts cheekily, or acts like a superior or elder.