岳母把你的女儿交出来
[yuè mŭ bă nĭ de nǚ ér jiāo chū lái]
'Give Me Your Daughter, Mother-in-law' is used humorously, often in jest by men hoping for approval from their partner’s mother. In Chinese culture, it’s important for parents, especially mothers, to approve of future spouses, making this statement both personal and cultural in nature.