秃驴敢跟贫道抢师太 Bald monk dares to snatch my master nun from me is an amusing

Relation Nicknames

老衲征服尼姑贫尼征服和尚 [lăo nà zhēng fú ní gū pín ní zhēng fú hé shàng]
The Old Monk Conquers Nuns ; the Poor Nun Conquers Monks This humorous name plays on Chinese characters ...
老和尚小尼姑 [lăo hé shàng xiăo ní gū]
It refers to a humorous pairing between a senior monk old monk and novice nun little nun suggesting ...
秃驴快放了哪尼姑 [tū lǘ kuài fàng le nă ní gū]
Literally translated it says bald monk release the nun but this phrase originates from classical ...
和尚贫尼看上你了师太老衲垂涎久矣 [hé shàng pín ní kàn shàng nĭ le shī tài lăo nà chuí xián jiŭ yĭ]
This phrase playfully combines Buddhist monk 和尚 h ē sh à ng and nun 贫尼 p í n í along with senior ...
放肆敢跟老衲抢师太 [fàng sì găn gēn lăo nà qiăng shī tài]
Dare to fight with me for the nun The nickname seems to originate from the classical Chinese stories ...
师太老衲进来了 [shī tài lăo nà jìn lái le]
In a humorous way this uses Buddhist terminology where ‘ nun ’ welcomes a monk suggesting lightheartedness ...
师太啵一个 [shī tài bo yī gè]
Literally translated as Nun kiss me It humorously breaks religious convention in traditional conservative ...
剃发尼姑烫发和尚 [tì fā ní gū tàng fā hé shàng]
It combines the traditional image of a bald nun symbolizing renunciation with the unconventional ...
贫僧早已削发为尼 [pín sēng zăo yĭ xuē fā wéi ní]
A humorous paradox meaning I shaved my head to become a nun while still identifying as a male monk It ...