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花与骸
[huā yŭ hái]
'Flower and Skeletons' juxtaposes beauty with death, highlighting fleetingness, and contrast between appearance and essence. It speaks volumes about transience or the coexistence of life and decay.
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火葬场里一朵花
[huŏ zàng chăng lĭ yī duŏ huā]
A Flower in the Crematorium : This suggests a delicate beauty or sentimentality amidst death symbolizing ...
死亡与美
[sĭ wáng yŭ mĕi]
Death and Beauty suggests juxtaposing death with beauty This can reflect an appreciation of beauty ...
花败自相懂
[huā bài zì xiāng dŏng]
Literally Flowers in Decay Understand Themselves it expresses a melancholic reflection on life ...
花葬
[huā zàng]
Flower funeral 花葬 symbolizes the beauty of ephemeral things coming to an end It can also represent ...
花骨埋香
[huā gú mái xiāng]
Burying Perfume Amongst the Flower Skeletons speaks to the idea of preserving beauty perhaps fleeting ...
白骨红花
[bái gú hóng huā]
White bones and red flowers a somewhat morbid but poetic description combining elements of life ...
鲜花的藤蔓在墓碑上缠绕生
[xiān huā de téng màn zài mù bēi shàng chán răo shēng]
Conveys a poignant contrast between life and death beauty and sorrow Fresh vines wrapping around ...
那坟前开满鲜花
[nèi fén qián kāi măn xiān huā]
This phrase Grave Covered in Fresh Flowers conveys both remembrance and beauty suggesting an appreciation ...