橘子的桔桔子的橘
[jú zi de jié jié zi de jú]
'Tangerine’s Orange, Tangerine’s Orange' plays on the fact that both “tangerine” (桔 jú) and “orange” (橘 jú) share the same pinyin initials and mean very similar things in Chinese. It’s a whimsical play on words that highlights a lighthearted or playful persona.