蹲在坟前唱征服蹲在厕所唱领悟
[dūn zài fén qián chàng zhēng fú dūn zài cè suŏ chàng lĭng wù]
'Squatting Before Graves Singing Conquest and Squatting in Toilets Singing Enlightenment' uses irony, reflecting deep emotions experienced in unexpected places. Perhaps signifies profound realizations happening at unusual times and locations in daily life, mixing the somberness and ordinariness.