安徒生里没格林格林利没安徒生
[ān tú shēng lĭ méi gé lín gé lín lì méi ān tú shēng]
This name combines two renowned children's fairy tale authors—Hans Christian Andersen and the Brothers Grimm. The phrase suggests an unexpected twist, like mixing tales and worlds from two different authors. It also implies a sense of irony or contradiction.