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不能长久
[bù néng zhăng jiŭ]
Can Not Be Forever Acknowledges the ephemeral nature of things or relationships in life and emphasizes ...
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无相无常
[wú xiāng wú cháng]
Nonform and impermanence It is influenced by Buddhism meaning that all appearances do not last forever ...
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无法长存
[wú fă zhăng cún]
Unable to stay forever reflects on the transient nature of things and acknowledges that almost everything ...
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没有什么会永垂不朽
[méi yŏu shén me huì yŏng chuí bù xiŭ]
Translates to Nothing will last forever This reflects a belief in the impermanence of all things ...
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没有什么是永不沉没的
[méi yŏu shén me shì yŏng bù chén méi de]
Nothing lasts forever – reflects a realistic view on how nothing remains constant or eternally ...
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天长地久也不久
[tiān zhăng dì jiŭ yĕ bù jiŭ]
Despite literal meaning longlasting even eternity doesnt last forever – suggesting impermanence ...
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俱不久
[jù bù jiŭ]
A simple and short term expressing everything does not last long reflecting the transient nature ...
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没有什么会不朽
[méi yŏu shén me huì bù xiŭ]
The phrase Nothing Lasts Forever reflects the transient and fleeting nature of life relationships ...
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没有什么可以永垂不朽
[méi yŏu shén me kĕ yĭ yŏng chuí bù xiŭ]
The title translates to nothing lasts forever reflecting on the ephemeral nature of all things It ...