黄泉路上凝步望奈何桥上等千年
[huáng quán lù shàng níng bù wàng nài hé qiáo shàng dĕng qiān nián]
This name comes from Chinese mythology. In ancient Chinese beliefs, the 'Yellow Spring Road' (黄泉路) is a road that leads to the underworld after death. People must cross the 'Ninth Hell Bridge' (or 'Netherworld Bridge', 奈何桥). The meaning here conveys a sorrowful and long-term longing or waiting for something or someone lost.