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棒棒糖都苦涩
[bàng bàng táng dōu kŭ sè]
Translates to 'lollipops taste bitter too', reflecting on experiencing disappointment even in what would normally bring sweetness or joy. It suggests finding little solace even in simple pleasures.
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棒棒糖我一人的悲傷
[bàng bàng táng wŏ yī rén de bēi shāng]
Translates to The lollipop my solo sadness conveying the loneliness one feels even when surrounded ...
棒棒糖甜到忧伤
[bàng bàng táng tián dào yōu shāng]
This nickname Lollipop Sweet to Melancholy suggests a mixture of happiness and sadness The sweetness ...
苦涩的棒棒糖
[kŭ sè de bàng bàng táng]
It translates directly as The Bitter Lollipop A juxtaposed metaphor using sweet and bitter opposites ...
当棒棒糖不再是甜的时候
[dāng bàng bàng táng bù zài shì tián de shí hòu]
When Lollipop Loses Its Sweetness Could symbolize nostalgia about growing up ; losing something ...
棒棒糖的忧伤谁懂
[bàng bàng táng de yōu shāng shéi dŏng]
This can translate as Who understands the Sadness of a Lollipop It contrasts something generally ...
棒棒糖的忧伤
[bàng bàng táng de yōu shāng]
The Sadness of a Lollipop contrasts the happy image of a lollipop often associated with joy and sweetness ...
微涩的棒棒糖笑着流泪
[wēi sè de bàng bàng táng xiào zhe liú lèi]
Literally translated as The slightly bitter lollipop laughs and cries it conveys a bittersweet ...
加糖苦咖啡
[jiā táng kŭ kā fēi]
Translating to sweetened bitter coffee it indicates complexity of feelings : life may have sweetness ...
棒棒糖甜到伤心
[bàng bàng táng tián dào shāng xīn]
The sweetness of a lollipop can bring happiness but also evoke memories that hurt signifying bittersweet ...