红消香断 Originates from classical Chinese literature usually means beauty

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烛中泪 [zhú zhōng lèi]
Derived from a classical Chinese poem implying sadness like candle tears Here it conveys deep silent ...
红消香断有谁怜 [hóng xiāo xiāng duàn yŏu shéi lián]
The phrase comes from the line in classical Chinese poetry that refers to When flowers fade and fragrance ...
最是人间留不住朱颜辞镜花辞树 [zuì shì rén jiān liú bù zhù zhū yán cí jìng huā cí shù]
This poetic expression originates from traditional Chinese poetry translating approximately ...
一抹苍凉笑叹尘世苍茫 [yī mŏ cāng liáng xiào tàn chén shì cāng máng]
A faint trace of desolation laughing at the vast emptiness of the world reflects the writer feeling ...
旧时天气旧时衣 [jiù shí tiān qì jiù shí yī]
This comes from a classic Chinese poem suggesting a sentiment for something in old memories such ...
花开花落为谁伊得谁憔悴 [huā kāi huā luò wéi shéi yī dé shéi qiáo cuì]
Inspired by classical Chinese poetry this expresses feelings of melancholy over the ephemeral ...
多情女子红颜薄命 [duō qíng nǚ zi hóng yán bó mìng]
This name translates to A deeply emotional woman with beauty but a tragic fate In traditional Chinese ...
唯美终成伤 [wéi mĕi zhōng chéng shāng]
This can be translated as Beauty Ultimately Becomes Sorrow or Perfection eventually ends up hurting ...
东方无力百花残 [dōng fāng wú lì băi huā cán]
Derived from classical Chinese poetry this refers to a sense of helplessness and the fading of once ...