黄昏路灯也比你能温暖人
[huáng hūn lù dēng yĕ bĭ nĭ néng wēn nuăn rén]
Meaning 'Even the streetlights at dusk can warm a person more than you can', this name reflects deep loneliness and dissatisfaction towards someone’s lack of emotional support. It compares the warmth from a cold object like streetlights, typically indifferent yet providing light and some form of comfort, against another person.