那年你折尽长安的柳那年你看遍洛阳的花
[nèi nián nĭ zhé jĭn zhăng ān de liŭ nèi nián nĭ kàn biàn luò yáng de huā]
'That Year When You Bending All Willows in Chang'an and Gazing All Flowers in Luoyang'. By referencing willow branches traditionally linked with partings and flowers standing for ephemeral beauty within ancient Chinese culture along historic places (Chang'an and Luoyang), this phrase recalls memories of poignant departures and the fleeting brilliance experienced during specific times.