你也知道这里是王府啊
“So you know it's Prince Ding's Mansion?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
是 王府
“It's... Prince Ding's Mansion.”
你也知道 这里是王府啊
“So you know it's Prince Ding's Mansion?”
你以什么身份拦我
“By what right do you stop me?”
“Since you know how important this place is, who gives you the right to act like the master?”
In aristocratic contexts, strictly observing one's social status is paramount; acting beyond one's defined rank is considered a grave offense.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
so you do know / you know full well
Used to express sarcasm or reprimand when confronting someone who acts against their own acknowledged knowledge.
prince's residence / imperial mansion
Refers to the official palace residence of an imperial prince in historical settings.
Adds an edge of incredulous and biting sarcasm to the rhetorical question.