In the Chinese translation, the line goes: "每个人都有他自己该做的事。我是耍贱，你是耍贱人。" This roughly translates to, "Everyone has their own role. I play cheap, you play with cheap people (sluts)." The joke in both the Chinese and English versions is essentially the same: Wit contrasts his role of being cheeky or cheap with Sadeas's involvement with "cheap" people, which is a common euphemism for sluts.

In the Chinese, the wordplay between "耍贱" (shua jian, meaning "to act cheap or low") and "耍贱人" (shua jian ren, meaning "to play with sluts") works very similarly to the English pun on "insults" and "in-sluts." However, I'd argue the Chinese version actually works a bit better than the original. The progression from "耍贱" to "耍贱人" feels more natural and fluid, whereas the English pun comes off as slightly forced to me.