物以熙为贵
[wù yĭ xī wéi guì]
Inspired by the classic Chinese saying '物以稀为贵' (wu yi xi wei gui, scarcity makes something precious), replacing 'xi'(rare/scarcity) into 'xī' (a proper noun/another word pronounced the same), making a play-on-word. In this version, it highlights the importance or value of something represented or embodied by 'Xī'(a name/person or another concept), emphasizing the unique significance of someone named Xi or related object in a creative linguistic turn.