我怎么会在此地为难你
“Why would I put you in a tough spot”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你母亲她在这儿看着呢
“Your mother is watching right here.”
我 怎么会在 此地 为难你
“Why would I put you in a tough spot”
扰了她的清静
“and disturb her peace?”
“I wouldn't dare make a scene here in front of her, so you shouldn't provoke one either.”
Invoking a deceased parent's spirit or gravesite is a powerful cultural leverage point to impose moral restraint and demand proper decorum.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to make things difficult for someone; to embarrass
Extremely common in both spoken and written Chinese when expressing hesitation or accusing someone of putting others on the spot.