潦倒春秋
[liăo dăo chūn qiū]
'Hard-up Spring and Autumn' metaphorically reflects an aimless or desultory life state over a period of years. In China, 'Spring and Autumn (春秋)' is used to describe long years in terms of seasons changing round. Here this internet name seems to express self-deprecation about oneself having been poor and down-and-out for too many years.