厕所里唱国歌这叫有胆升旗时唱征服这叫爱国
[cè suŏ lĭ chàng guó gē zhè jiào yŏu dăn shēng qí shí chàng zhēng fú zhè jiào ài guó]
Translates roughly to: 'Singing the national anthem in the toilet shows bravery; singing 'Conquest' during flag-raising is patriotism'. It’s a sarcastic or humorous way of commenting on certain behaviors with dramatic overstatement, possibly highlighting societal expectations or unconventional perspectives on patriotism.