你披婚纱我套袈裟
[nĭ pī hūn shā wŏ tào jiā shā]
Translates as 'you wear the wedding dress, I don my monk's robes', symbolizing the difference of their paths chosen. One decides to enter a romantic life filled with sweetness (wearing a wedding dress implies getting married), while the other chooses to detach from materialism and live ascetically in spiritual pursuit by taking on religious vows. Sometimes it can indicate oppositely chosen lifestyles.