还是打心底里瞧不起我啊
“or does she look down on me?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
她到底是担心我
“Is she worried about me,”
还是 打心底里 瞧不起我 啊
“or does she look down on me?”
就跟从前外祖父一样
“You were just like Grandfather,”
“She doesn't really care about me; she just thinks I am worthless, just like my grandfather did.”
In traditional Chinese family structures, expectations from elders can be crushing, and perceived condescension often breeds deep personal resentment.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
from the bottom of one's heart; deep down
A very common colloquial adverbial used to emphasize genuine, deeply rooted feelings or convictions.
to look down upon; to despise
Use this spoken phrase to describe treating or viewing someone as inferior.
Enhances the emotive weight of the rhetorical reflection, expressing bitter realization.