应该比我更懂得张家的规矩
“you should know the rules of the Zhang family better than I do.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
张小姐
“Miss Zhang,”
应该比我更懂得张家的 规矩
“you should know the rules of the Zhang family better than I do.”
我来是谈公事的
“I'm here to talk about business.”
“You are overstepping your place as a member of this family, so back down.”
In traditional clan structures and hierarchical business dynasties, 'guiju' (etiquette, family code) carries moral weight used to enforce obedience and shame dissenters.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to know the rules / understand the etiquette
Often used evaluatively to imply someone knows how to conduct themselves appropriately within a social hierarchy.
even more ... than me
Comparative structure used here with 'yinggai' (should) to make a passive-aggressive point.