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百花残
[băi huā cán]
All flowers withered refers to the decline or death of flowers often used metaphorically to describe ...
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花落无情
[huā luò wú qíng]
Flowers Fall Indifferently creates an image that although blooming is beautiful its inevitable ...
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落花落叶
[luò huā luò yè]
Translated as fallen flowers and leaves this describes a melancholic picture associated with the ...
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几度花落
[jĭ dù huā luò]
Meaning Flowers have fallen several times this phrase poetically describes cycles of time or change ...
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季末残花败影
[jì mò cán huā bài yĭng]
At the end of a season there are withered flowers and shadows fading away This phrase depicts the sad ...
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人亦散花亦落
[rén yì sàn huā yì luò]
Literally translated to As people disperse so too fall flowers It evokes a scene of natural change ...
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花已纷纷降落
[huā yĭ fēn fēn jiàng luò]
Flowers Fall Abundantly This suggests a sense of loss or change possibly referring to the fleeting ...
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残花坠下
[cán huā zhuì xià]
Withered Blossoms Falling symbolizes the transient nature of beauty and life as seen through fading ...
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花落若相离花开若相惜
[huā luò ruò xiāng lí huā kāi ruò xiāng xī]
Falling Flowers Like Parting Ways Blooming Flowers Like Cherishing Times It indicates an attitude ...