劳资喜欢你劳凉爱上你
[láo zī xĭ huān nĭ láo liáng ài shàng nĭ]
The phrase plays on similar-sounding characters: 'lao zi,' which means 'I/myself,' often with bravado, sounds very similar to 'lao liang,' meaning cooling (in a physical sense), leading to humor. So this roughly translates as 'I like you; I fell in love with you,' but with a cool twist, highlighting casual affection and wit.