繁花落尽霜满天繁花落尽谁倾城
[fán huā luò jĭn shuāng măn tiān fán huā luò jĭn shéi qīng chéng]
'After all the flowers have fallen and frost covers the sky, all beauties are gone' portrays a scene of desolation post-springtime beauty. It implies fleeting beauty, prosperity, or fame, reflecting a philosophical thought of transient life moments or peak times passing into obscurity.