彼岸花开在谁旳伤心彼岸茶糜花开出谁旳结局悲伤
[bĭ àn huā kāi zài shéi dì shāng xīn bĭ àn chá mí huā kāi chū shéi dì jié jú bēi shāng]
This is poetic in nature. In Chinese lore, '彼岸花' (red spider lily) grows at otherworldly river crossings; it signifies separation and sorrow. The phrase refers to where such sad flowers bloom due to someone's heartbreak and speaks of a tragic or sad ending. '茶靡' (Chamaebatis) represents an era coming to a bitter end.