欲戴王冠封你为王手拿权杖封你为后
[yù dài wáng guān fēng nĭ wéi wáng shŏu ná quán zhàng fēng nĭ wéi hòu]
This phrase, 'Desire to wear the crown? I'll appoint you king; holding the scepter, I'll make you queen,' conveys a romanticized notion of elevating a loved one to royal status, promising devotion and supreme importance in a relationship or expressing admiration with grand terms like royalty.