花无阻草无涕
[huā wú zŭ căo wú tì]
"Hua Wu Zhu Cao Wu Ti" literally translates to 'Flowers Without Hindrance and Grass Without Tears.' It conveys an image of freedom and carefree beauty in nature, suggesting a person or feeling that is unhindered by troubles. In Chinese romantic or poetic contexts, this often represents a desire for peace and simplicity.