我喜繁华而你姓都我喜财宝而你姓金
[wŏ xĭ fán huá ér nĭ xìng dōu wŏ xĭ cái băo ér nĭ xìng jīn]
In China's cultural context, 'Du' (都) can stand for bustling cities where all kinds of goods ('huahua shijie') gather, suggesting the owner loves such lively places. On the other hand, 'Jin' (金) symbolically refers to treasure as 'jinyu'. This implies that while loving material things or wealth, these have nothing to do with this significant other. However, using surnames in this metaphorical manner is more artistic than literal.