离开你我恨开心
[lí kāi nĭ wŏ hèn kāi xīn]
A rather paradoxical phrase translating to 'Away from you, I am hatefully happy,' reflecting a complex emotional state where joy is overshadowed by unresolved negative emotions like resentment, especially in leaving a toxic relationship. However, it also could mean 'how much happier would one hate to leave the other.' Thereby showing an ironic mix-up of happiness and hatred.