白玫瑰染上血的样子
[bái méi guī răn shàng xuè de yàng zi]
'The appearance of a white rose stained with blood' symbolizes innocence tarnished. In Chinese culture, colors hold specific meanings – white often symbolizes purity while red evokes powerful emotions such as vitality or martyrdom. Combining them could create visual imagery associated with loss of youth/innocence, making it an effective metaphor for various types of bittersweet narratives or transitions into maturity.