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You can use 偏偏 (piānpiān) to express that you are stubbornly insisting on something by emphasizing the "just, only" meaning of the word. For example, you can say "我偏偏还是坚持自己的想法" (wǒ piānpiān háishì jiānchí zìjǐ de xiǎngfǎ) to express that you are stubbornly insisting on your own ideas.
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偏偏 (piānpiān) is usually used in informal contexts. It is an adverb that expresses the idea of "deliberately, contrary to expectations, just, only". It is often used to express a sense of dissatisfaction or surprise.
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