哟哟切克闹我说相公你说到哟哟切克闹我说娘子你说到 This is derived

Relation Nicknames

娘子辛苦夫君用力 [niáng zi xīn kŭ fū jūn yòng lì]
In ancient Chinese culturethemed settings 娘子 niangzi is used between couples similar to honeysweetheart ...
娘子相公 [niáng zi xiāng gōng]
Historicalstyle terms of endearment where Ni á ngzi refers to wife and Xi ā nggong to husband Used ...
相公很彪悍娘子很悍妇 [xiāng gōng hĕn biāo hàn niáng zi hĕn hàn fù]
In ancient China Xianggong means husband and Niangzi means wife Here it depicts a very rough couple ...
相公我想你娘子我念你 [xiāng gōng wŏ xiăng nĭ niáng zi wŏ niàn nĭ]
A couple expressing their love to each other with terms traditionally used in ancient China : Xianggong ...
我相公是坏人你不能靠近我娘子是坏蛋你接近不了 [wŏ xiāng gōng shì huài rén nĭ bù néng kào jìn wŏ niáng zi shì huài dàn nĭ jiē jìn bù le]
In ancient Chinese dramas or novels Xianggong refers to husband and Niangzi to wife This username ...
再笨也是你相公再傻也是你娘子 [zài bèn yĕ shì nĭ xiāng gōng zài shă yĕ shì nĭ niáng zi]
This nickname expresses deep love and commitment despite ones flaws Xianggong 相公 means husband ...
Dear娘子Dear相公 [dear niáng zi dear xiāng gōng]
In a playful manner it mimics ancient Chinese forms of address where a husband calls his wife ‘娘子’ ...
他是誰叫我老婆她是誰叫我老公 [tā shì shuí jiào wŏ lăo pó tā shì shuí jiào wŏ lăo gōng]
In Chinese net culture sometimes people address each other humorously or playfully as husband and ...
叫我娘子叫我官人 [jiào wŏ niáng zi jiào wŏ guān rén]
In Chinese ancient dramas or novels this phrase is often used humorously to refer to romantic couples ...