酒窝泪痣
[jiŭ wō lèi zhì]
In Chinese culture, a beauty spot near the dimple when one smiles ('酒窝泪痣') can be alluring, but also gives an air of sorrow since 'tear-mole' is often seen in classic literatures to represent melancholy beauties. Thus, it might imply charming sadness and complexity of character, indicating a multifaceted personal charm of sweetness mixed with sorrowful stories.