黑骑士比白马王子坚强
[hēi qí shì bĭ bái mă wáng zi jiān qiáng]
Literally 'The Dark Knight is stronger than the White Prince,' this conveys the notion that someone who may seem dark, troubled, or not as conventional (like the black knight) can be stronger or more resilient compared to the typical 'prince on a white horse' stereotype found in fairy tales—often representing idealized but sometimes fragile heroes.