谁让你来的
“Who told you to come?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Commander of the 87th Brigade, Zhang Yunkui, reporting to you.”
谁让你来的
“Who told you to come?”
“Didn't you order him to hold his ground?”
“You are supposed to be holding the line; you have no business being here.”
In Chinese military culture, rigid adherence to defensive orders is paramount; leaving one's position without explicit command from a superior is treated as severe dereliction of duty.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
who authorized you to / who told you to
Used as a sharp rhetorical question by authority figures to express disapproval or question someone's right to take an action.
Functions as part of the 'shi...de' emphatic construction emphasizing the agent or circumstance of coming.