还非要赶这儿挨上一顿骂
“but you even insisted on getting scolded here.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Young Master Tian, it's one thing you showed up uninvited,”
还 非要 赶这儿 挨上一顿骂
“but you even insisted on getting scolded here.”
“You are making a fool of yourself by coming where you aren't wanted; get lost.”
In traditional Chinese social interactions, pointing out that a high-status person ('Young Master') came voluntarily to be scolded is a severe attack on their 'face' (dignity).
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
insist on doing something (often unreasonable)
Use this to criticize someone's stubborn or foolish insistence on an action.
to receive a round of scolding
This is a passive construction where the verb denotes suffering an unpleasant action.