娶不娶我单膝跪下证明给我怎不娶你玫瑰钻戒全送给你
[qŭ bù qŭ wŏ dān xī guì xià zhèng míng jĭ wŏ zĕn bù qŭ nĭ méi guī zuàn jiè quán sòng jĭ nĭ]
Will you marry me if I kneel before you proving my intention? If you choose not to, then these roses and diamond rings are all given away – essentially questioning someone's will to get married while demonstrating sincerity by offering tokens such as jewels and proposing in a traditional way (getting down on one knee). It expresses earnest desire, readiness, and possibly desperation to commit fully to marriage.