待我长发及腰做你新娘可好待我日渐强大做你新郎可好
[dài wŏ zhăng fā jí yāo zuò nĭ xīn niáng kĕ hăo dài wŏ rì jiàn qiáng dà zuò nĭ xīn láng kĕ hăo]
'Dai Wo Chang Fa Ji Yao, Zuonei Xinlang Keyi Dai wo Richang Jianqiang Zuo Ni Xinlang Ke Hao?': The first half translates roughly to: 'When I have hair that reaches my waist will it be fine for me to be your bride?' It represents femininity and longing for romantic union and maturity over time. The second half reads: 'When I grow stronger day by day, is it okay to be your groom?'. So this whole id expresses both feminine and masculine sides wanting to grow together in power, strength, grace, beauty etc. to become ideal couples. A poetic way to express growth and becoming perfect match with one's partner over time.