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你离开了我还一笑而过
[nĭ lí kāi le wŏ hái yī xiào ér guò]
'You Left Me But I Smiled Away' reflects a bittersweet emotion, expressing that even after being left behind, one tries to remain cheerful, hinting at emotional strength despite pain.
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微笑感染嘴角的苦涩
[wēi xiào găn răn zuĭ jiăo de kŭ sè]
A bitter smile Despite putting on a smiling face theres a hidden pain behind it It conveys a feeling ...
含笑不悦
[hán xiào bù yuè]
Smiling but unhappy this suggests a person who hides their true emotions beneath a smile often used ...
笑着离去是因为心在哭泣
[xiào zhe lí qù shì yīn wéi xīn zài kū qì]
Smiling While Leaving Means Heart Is Crying depicts a sad yet strong inner state when one must pretend ...
你的微笑是我难以割舍的痛
[nĭ de wēi xiào shì wŏ nán yĭ gē shè de tòng]
Your Smile Is The Pain Thats Hard For Me To Leave Behind expresses a deep almost painful attachment ...
只剩心碎笑容背后
[zhĭ shèng xīn suì xiào róng bèi hòu]
Only Broken Smile Behind : Expresses the internal struggle between appearing happy or forced smile ...
笑款情寡意
[xiào kuăn qíng guă yì]
A Bitter Smile implies laughing on the outside but feeling little genuine emotion inside This suggests ...
笑的眼里全是泪
[xiào de yăn lĭ quán shì lèi]
Smile with tears in your eyes This indicates bittersweet feelings showing strength and happiness ...
与你笑别
[yŭ nĭ xiào bié]
Part Ways Smiling With You expresses leaving on a positive note perhaps a farewell without regret ...
满脸笑容背后忧伤
[măn liăn xiào róng bèi hòu yōu shāng]
Smiles on the Face Sorrow Behind reflects the contrast between an outward expression of happiness ...