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浸满血液的笑容
[jìn măn xuè yè de xiào róng]
'Blood-soaked smile' signifies pain endured silently with a smile, expressing a complex mix of strength and suffering. It’s often used for people facing great hardships yet remaining resilient.
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微笑带泪
[wēi xiào dài lèi]
Smiling with Tears signifies someone who is trying to be strong and smile despite their pain or hardship ...
笑看悲伤
[xiào kàn bēi shāng]
Smile Through the Sadness conveys a sentiment of facing sorrow with a smile indicating resilience ...
微笑勉强的有点心疼眼泪滑落的有点失控
[wēi xiào miăn qiáng de yŏu diăn xīn téng yăn lèi huá luò de yŏu diăn shī kòng]
This conveys the bittersweet feeling where smiling through pain only makes it harder Despite trying ...
嘴角笑流血
[zuĭ jiăo xiào liú xuè]
The nickname Smile Until It Bleeds suggests a person wears a smile despite immense inner turmoil ...
抹泪微笑
[mŏ lèi wēi xiào]
This means Wiping Away Tears While Smiling It symbolizes strength through pain facing hardship ...
笑拥咽泪
[xiào yōng yān lèi]
Smile Amid Swallowed Tears Captures the sentiment of smiling through sorrow or hiding pain with ...
痛到只剩下微笑
[tòng dào zhĭ shèng xià wēi xiào]
Pain So Much That Only a Smile Remains This implies enduring pain stoically and smiling through suffering ...
笑容上有泪
[xiào róng shàng yŏu lèi]
This means there are tears on my smile symbolizing someone feeling sad or distressed but trying to ...
苦笑刺痛心脏
[kŭ xiào cì tòng xīn zàng]
Bitter smile stabs the heart poignantly illustrates an emotion where smiling through pain causes ...