茶橘苦已 Cha Ju Ku Yi Bitter Tea Orange represents a bittersweet sentiment

Relation Nicknames

来一杯柠檬加醋 [lái yī bēi níng méng jiā cù]
Translates to A glass of lemon with vinegar This unusual yet playful drink metaphor can signify bitterness ...
茶苦 [chá kŭ]
Bitter as Tea implies a profound and melancholic experience Chinese tea culture often symbolizes ...
苦茶酸酒 [kŭ chá suān jiŭ]
Ku Cha Suan Jiu translates to Bitter Tea and Sour Wine It depicts a sentiment of enjoying simplicity ...
茶欲苦蝉 [chá yù kŭ chán]
Cha Yu Ku Chan is a somewhat literary name that juxtaposes tea which is traditionally a soothing contemplative ...
柠檬酸辛薄荷凉心 [níng méng suān xīn bó hé liáng xīn]
Breaking it down : N í ngm ē ng Su ā n X ī n B ò he Li á ng X ī n It reads like Lemon sourness and bitterness ...
茶苦入心 [chá kŭ rù xīn]
Cha Ku Ru Xin translates to bitterness entering ones mind like tea does The taste lingers in your throat ...
柠檬衬于你心酸 [níng méng chèn yú nĭ xīn suān]
This name suggests the feeling of bittersweetness like the taste of lemon accentuating the underlying ...
柠檬加酸 [níng méng jiā suān]
Translates directly to lemon plus sour This may symbolize embracing or adding to the bitterness ...
i我是柠檬亦会心酸i我是薄荷亦会心凉 [i wŏ shì níng méng yì huì xīn suān i wŏ shì bó hé yì huì xīn liáng]
This unique expression plays with the feeling associated with sourness from lemon and coolness ...