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花冢酒坟
[huā zhŏng jiŭ fén]
This refers to 'a tomb of flowers and a grave for wine'. These poetic and somewhat melancholic terms evoke themes around loss, nostalgia, and indulgence—suggesting a romantic or philosophical view toward life.
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酒坟花冢
[jiŭ fén huā zhŏng]
Translating closely to drunken graves and flower tombs evokes imagery linked to ancient literatures ...
往生酒
[wăng shēng jiŭ]
Refers metaphorically to wine for the afterlife invoking themes related to memory and the deceased ...
葬酒
[zàng jiŭ]
Means Buried Wine This evokes imagery of wine buried underground for aging symbolizing a deep appreciation ...
坟前那束鲜花
[fén qián nèi shù xiān huā]
Translated as That bouquet of flowers by the grave it carries somber undertones of remembering or ...
离人与酒
[lí rén yŭ jiŭ]
Farewell Person and Wine : Evokes the melancholic image of saying goodbye to someone over a drink ...
以花葬人
[yĭ huā zàng rén]
Burying People with Flowers : This phrase evokes images of a poetic farewell to people who have passed ...
葬花泪
[zàng huā lèi]
Referring to Buried Flowers with Tears it alludes to mourning over beautiful but transitory things ...
坟前清酒
[fén qián qīng jiŭ]
Translating to Clear wine before the grave it conveys feelings of offering libation at graveside ...
酒冢
[jiŭ zhŏng]
Grave of wine signifies deep appreciation or indulgence in alcohol or a past buried by excessive ...