奈何桥上唱咆哮鬼门关前抽大烟
[nài hé qiáo shàng chàng páo xiào guĭ mén guān qián chōu dà yān]
"Roaring Songs on Naihe Bridge, Opium Smoke at Guimen Pass": This dramatic and rather dark name draws from traditional Chinese mythological places related to death and the underworld. It refers to singing loud songs on the Naihe Bridge and smoking opium near Guimen Pass (ghost gate). The overall tone mixes rebellion with tragic themes of escapism and defiance against societal norms.