你教会我年纪轻轻看破红尘
[nĭ jiào huì wŏ nián jì qīng qīng kàn pò hóng chén]
'You Taught Me To See Through The World Even When I Am Young'. Here, 'seeing through red dust' (a metaphor for life's mundanity) implies a profound understanding of human relations and the vicissitudes of life at a young age, with a feeling of disillusionment with secular matters.