放手比抓住强至少不会疼
[fàng shŏu bĭ zhuā zhù qiáng zhì shăo bù huì téng]
In English: 'Letting go is stronger than holding on because at least it won't hurt.' The name conveys pain involved when clinging too tightly to things such as people or ideas and promotes moving forward instead, emphasizing self-preservation over suffering from forced retention.