跑到我们家里来管闲事
“Instead, you come meddling in our family.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你不去管
“You don't take care of that?”
跑到 我们家 里来 管闲事
“Instead, you come meddling in our family.”
“You're not afraid of bad karma, are you?”
“You have no right to stick your nose into our private family matters, back off!”
In Chinese culture, interfering in another family's domestic affairs ('管闲事') is considered a severe boundary violation that often provokes sharp hostility.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to meddle; to poke one's nose into other people's business
A highly common spoken idiom used to tell someone to stay out of matters that do not concern them.
coming all the way to... to do something unwanted
Used to emphasize intrusion or uninvited physical presence in a designated space.