爷指天骂天姐望海潮海
[yé zhĭ tiān mà tiān jiĕ wàng hăi cháo hăi]
The name humorously describes an overbearing male figure who is scolding the heavens, while a more calm female counterpart observes the vast sea. It portrays contrasting traits between the two sexes within Chinese culture, where 'yé' is an old-fashioned word for 'I' used mainly by males showing their arrogance.