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无法长存
[wú fă zhăng cún]
Unable to stay forever reflects on the transient nature of things and acknowledges that almost everything ...
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深知不能永久
[shēn zhī bù néng yŏng jiŭ]
Well Aware That Forever Isnt Possible Reflects acceptance or sorrow over the impermanence of things ...
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亦无法长存
[yì wú fă zhăng cún]
Nor Can Last Forever expresses a view that nothing good or bad will endure eternally There is recognition ...
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不会久
[bù huì jiŭ]
Not Long can imply impermanence recognizing the transient nature of things like youth happiness ...
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不一定长久
[bù yī dìng zhăng jiŭ]
Not Necessarily Lasting suggests a transient nature or understanding that things are not always ...
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终将消逝
[zhōng jiāng xiāo shì]
Fated to Fade Away carries the message that everything is destined to disappear or come to an end eventually ...
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终究会淡
[zhōng jiū huì dàn]
Everything will fade away eventually reflects a philosophy embracing impermanence — understanding ...
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幸福会褪色
[xìng fú huì tùn sè]
Happiness fades over time reflecting a realization or acceptance that joy and contentment don ’ ...
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没有什么是永垂不朽
[méi yŏu shén me shì yŏng chuí bù xiŭ]
The phrase suggests that everything fades away eventually ; nothing can last forever The person ...