那坟前开满鲜花 This phrase Grave Covered in Fresh Flowers conveys both

Relation Nicknames

火葬场里一朵花 [huŏ zàng chăng lĭ yī duŏ huā]
A Flower in the Crematorium : This suggests a delicate beauty or sentimentality amidst death symbolizing ...
落花故人冢 [luò huā gù rén zhŏng]
This translates to fallen flower and old grave conveying melancholy and contemplation over mortality ...
坟前没有花 [fén qián méi yŏu huā]
No Flowers Before the Grave signifies loss desolation and maybe an unappreciated life or someone ...
坟前那束鲜花 [fén qián nèi shù xiān huā]
Translated as That bouquet of flowers by the grave it carries somber undertones of remembering or ...
以花葬人 [yĭ huā zàng rén]
Burying People with Flowers : This phrase evokes images of a poetic farewell to people who have passed ...
棺摆满花 [guān băi măn huā]
Placing flowers all around a coffin this represents mourning customs often filled with heavy and ...
葬花泪 [zàng huā lèi]
Referring to Buried Flowers with Tears it alludes to mourning over beautiful but transitory things ...
坟旁落花 [fén páng luò huā]
Translates as fallen flowers beside a grave This evokes imagery of beauty transience and mourning ...
鲜花的藤蔓在墓碑上缠绕生 [xiān huā de téng màn zài mù bēi shàng chán răo shēng]
Conveys a poignant contrast between life and death beauty and sorrow Fresh vines wrapping around ...