老子爷爷好
[lăo zi yé yé hăo]
Literally meaning 'Hello, Grandfather Laozi'. Laozi is the founder of Taoism, and calling him grandfather is more humorous and disrespectful rather than serious reverence. It could indicate someone trying to be funny by pretending they're directly connected to Laozi, showing a blend of casual respect and irreverence towards traditional culture.