What does 褔邪薪-泻邪褔邪薪 mean?

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褔邪薪-泻邪褔邪薪/chan-kachan? thanks.

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It doesn't really mean anything. A 褔邪薪 is a vat (you know, like a cauldron). 袣邪褔邪薪 could be the misspelled form of 泻芯褔邪薪 , which means "head of cabbage".
The funny thing is, my friend and I used to sing "袣邪褔邪薪-褔邪薪,泻邪褔邪薪褔邪薪" when we couldn't remember a verse from the national anthem. It was hilarious at the time. Ah, those were the good old days...
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sorry to disappoint you, but it doesn't really mean anything... :)
it does not mean anyting
I am a professional translator
It does not really mean anything, just a play of words. Kids use it when they talk about Jacky Chan. Chan-Kachan. Chan as in his last name and Kachan as a mock word that means 鈥渂uff鈥? For example they might ask 鈥渨hat actor do you like?鈥?answer 鈥淚 like Chan-Kachan鈥?
I asked my Russian coworker. She agrees.
'I don't like you but I'll get in the kayak with you anyway' kayak being symbolic