老子的未来属于你
[lăo zi de wèi lái shŭ yú nĭ]
'Laozi de weilai shu yu ni' translates to 'My future belongs to you', but using ‘Laozi’ instead of the personal pronoun 'I'. 'Laozi' has a rough or even cocky tone in Mandarin Chinese, indicating confidence or dominance. Here it could mean that 'you control the narrator’s destiny.' Or expressing the narrator has great expectations on the other person or themselves.