待我长发及腰时你方可亡待我婚纱落地时不必请你
[dài wŏ zhăng fā jí yāo shí nĭ fāng kĕ wáng dài wŏ hūn shā luò dì shí bù bì qĭng nĭ]
This is a complex phrase which translates as 'When My Hair Reaches My Waist, You Are Allowed to Die; When My Wedding Dress Falls, Do Not Ask For Your Presence'. It reflects dramatic vows about conditions of commitment, departure or separation. It implies deep commitment in terms of waiting for another, with an ironic note towards finality and release from these commitments.