又怕您瞧见 惹您不高兴
“She was afraid you might see it and get upset,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
太太就开始 绣这件嫁衣了
“Madam started embroidering this wedding dress.”
又怕 您瞧 见 惹您 不高兴
“She was afraid you might see it and get upset,”
总是背着人绣
“so she always embroidered it in secret.”
“She was only hiding it because she cares about your feelings and didn't want to hurt you.”
In traditional Chinese culture, deep parental love is often expressed through unstated hardship and enduring emotional pain privately to avoid burdening the child.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
also feared that; worried that
Used to introduce an additional emotional concern or motivation guiding an action.
to make you upset; to displease you
A polite, deferential structure using honorific '您' to acknowledge another's emotional comfort.