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白茶无饮
[bái chá wú yĭn]
Directly translated as 'White Tea Not Drunk,' it can metaphorically refer to things being tasteless or plain, or something that one has chosen not to experience deeply or enjoy fully.
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无味
[wú wèi]
Directly translated as tasteless used both literally without taste or figuratively uninteresting ...
烹茶无味
[pēng chá wú wèi]
Translating to Tea Boiling Without Flavor it can be symbolic of someone who sees the mundane nature ...
茶白
[chá bái]
White tea the pale color associated with natural tea leaves minimally processed after picking Besides ...
清茶淡酒
[qīng chá dàn jiŭ]
The term Light Tea and Pale Wine symbolizes simple living or a pursuit of a peaceful and unpretentious ...
一分清茶
[yī fēn qīng chá]
A Cup of Pure Tea may refer to leading a pure simple lifestyle like savoring tea quietly This implies ...
饮水无茶
[yĭn shuĭ wú chá]
Literally meaning drinking water without tea it suggests something ordinary possibly hinting ...
都是白开水装什么特仑苏都是白开水装什么蒙牛奶
[dōu shì bái kāi shuĭ zhuāng shén me tè lún sū dōu shì bái kāi shuĭ zhuāng shén me mĕng niú năi]
It translates as ‘ Just plain water why pretending to be some premium brand ’ White teaboiled water ...
清茶与温水
[qīng chá yŭ wēn shuĭ]
Light tea and lukewarm water is an understated metaphorical term signifying simple tastes and a ...
一盏薄茶
[yī zhăn bó chá]
A cup of light tea A metaphor indicating the user prefers a simple life just as they would enjoy the ...