卖老婆买糖吃卖老公买烟抽
[mài lăo pó măi táng chī mài lăo gōng măi yān chōu]
'Sell my wife for candy and sell my husband for a cigarette' implies dissatisfaction with one’s relationship, though it could also be used ironically. It portrays a sense of dissatisfaction or humor about materialistic desires overpowering relationships.