哭吧雨下得很大了
[kū ba yŭ xià dé hĕn dà le]
Translated as 'Go ahead and cry because it's raining heavily outside now', this name could imply encouragement for venting one's sorrows in accordance with nature’s mood (rain often evoking sadness); accepting grief naturally without inhibition since environment matches internal sentiment anyway; taking advantage over atmospheric cover when weeping publicly without restraint or embarrassment.