承诺和时间比要怎么赢
[chéng nuò hé shí jiān bĭ yào zĕn me yíng]
In Chinese, it can mean that a promise will never be better than time itself; because a commitment made at one point of time could always be beaten by the change brought along with time passage. This net name reflects on thoughts towards transient nature of human commitments or pledges, possibly hinting some cynicism or pessimistic view against promises, which could be broken easily under influence from different circumstances brought by time.