媳妇这辈子我非你不娶爷们这辈子我非你不嫁
[xí fù zhè bèi zi wŏ fēi nĭ bù qŭ yé men zhè bèi zi wŏ fēi nĭ bù jià]
In traditional Chinese culture, wives address their husbands as '爷们' (yanmen) meaning men, while husbands sometimes fondly call their wives '媳妇' (xifush) referring loosely to darling or sweetie. A translation closer in meaning would be 'For the rest of my life I won't marry anyone else except you.' Expresses unwavering loyalty and exclusivity within marriage, highlighting commitment towards the beloved.