妲己虽美终究为妃纣王虽坏深爱妲己
[dá jĭ suī mĕi zhōng jiū wéi fēi zhòu wáng suī huài shēn ài dá jĭ]
Drawing from Chinese mythology, this contrasts the beautiful but ultimately secondary figure of Daji and her lover King Zhou of Shang, who despite his faults deeply loved her. Represents themes of complex and flawed relationships.