我还未娶你怎敢嫁我还未嫁你怎敢娶
[wŏ hái wèi qŭ nĭ zĕn găn jià wŏ hái wèi jià nĭ zĕn găn qŭ]
'I haven't married you yet, how can you marry me, I haven't married you yet, how can you marry me' implies someone playing with traditional relationship expectations. The person who takes this name may be trying to emphasize the equality and seriousness in a marriage decision, reflecting a challenge against premature decisions for marriage.