奈何桥葬花
[nài hé qiáo zàng huā]
Meaning 'Flowers Buried on Naihe Bridge' (Bridge of Helplessness), Naihe Bridge is part of traditional beliefs in Chinese mythology located on the road to hell in ancient China, symbolizing separation and the boundary between life and afterlife. The act of burying flowers symbolizes farewell and the passage of beauty over time. By choosing this name, users may express feelings of farewell and mourning, conveying sadness over lost beauties and transient matters.