花开终惟败花落莫乡离 Literary meaning Flowers eventually bloom only

Relation Nicknames

花开却只能败落 [huā kāi què zhĭ néng bài luò]
This phrase refers to flowers blooming but inevitably wilting away It can metaphorically describe ...
悸末花开尽守轮回 [jì mò huā kāi jĭn shŏu lún huí]
At the end of heartbeats flowers bloom as one guards the eternal cycle of rebirth A poetic expression ...
花未曾开叶未曾落 [huā wèi céng kāi yè wèi céng luò]
This poetic name translates to Flowers Not Yet Blooming Leaves Not Yet Fallen symbolizing something ...
花开花易落 [huā kāi huā yì luò]
Flowers easily bloom and fade away It conveys a bittersweet sentiment : while beauty flourishes ...
彼岸花开終会谢 [bĭ àn huā kāi zhōng huì xiè]
The Flowers on the Other Shore Will Eventually Fade refers to something beautiful but fleeting It ...
荏苒花落 [rĕn răn huā luò]
Translates to the flowers fall gradually This poetic name expresses transience and impermanence ...
残花败落一季余香 [cán huā bài luò yī jì yú xiāng]
Wilting flowers fallen but still fragrant for one last season — a beautiful metaphor expressing ...
花开犹败 [huā kāi yóu bài]
A poetic phrase about flowers blooming only to wither shortly after depicting the transient and ...
花开终会落 [huā kāi zhōng huì luò]
Flowers bloom only to fall a poetic way of saying that beautiful moments are transient and everything ...