花落黄陵庙里啼黑利黑利二氏病
[huā luò huáng líng miào lĭ tí hēi lì hēi lì èr shì bìng]
This name refers to the imagery of flowers falling in front of the Huangling Temple ('花落黄陵庙'), symbolizing fleeting beauty and impermanence, mixed with a peculiar expression using foreign names '哈利' twice (likely referring to Harry). The word '病' ('bing') means disease or sickness, which suggests an overall melancholic, artistic mood that combines traditional Chinese poetic sentiment and Western elements.