爷爷迩好呀媳妇迩别闹
[yé yé ĕr hăo yā xí fù ĕr bié nào]
Grandpa, you're so good; dear grandma (or bride), don't make a fuss please. The playful term reflects intergenerational communication filled with humor and lighthearted interactions. Typically, it might depict fondness towards elders as well as closeness between relatives like couples addressing each other teasingly yet affectionately as grandma/grandpa even though they aren't blood related.