天下谁人配白衣
[tiān xià shéi rén pèi bái yī]
Translating roughly into 'under the sky, who matches the pure white garment'. 'White clothes' traditionally signify nobility and purity in Chinese culture. This expresses admiration for certain unique or superior qualities of people, or a kind of self-expectation or yearning, believing in purity, kindness, etc.