你信不信今天我妈见不到这孙子
“Believe me, if she doesn't see him,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我妈必须见到周舟
“my mom have to see Zhou Zhou.”
你信不信 今天 我妈 见不到 这孙子
“Believe me, if she doesn't see him,”
你今天出不去法院
“you aren't leaving this court.”
“You are not leaving this place until my mother gets to see the kid, mark my words.”
In traditional Chinese family culture, grandparents, especially paternal ones, often feel an intense, non-negotiable emotional claim over a grandson ('孙子').
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
believe it or not / do you believe me when I say...
Used idiomatically to preface an overt threat, aggressive warning, or boast.
unable to see / cannot meet
Resultative complement structure expressing failure to accomplish a visual encounter.