你喜欢走可我姓留
[nĭ xĭ huān zŏu kĕ wŏ xìng liú]
It humorously implies 'You like walking away, but I'm here to stay' (literally: you like to go, but I belong to ‘Stay’ since my family name is 'Stay'). A witty remark on personal attachment versus another's tendency to leave.