草木尽萧疏
        
            [căo mù jĭn xiāo shū]
        
        
            '草木尽萧疏' (Cao Mu Jin Xiao Shu) can be translated as 'sparse trees and grasses'. This name conveys an image of sparse vegetation, evoking a sense of desolation and solitude, often seen in classical Chinese poetry or scenes describing barren landscapes or times like late autumn or winter.