倾国倾城倾天下枉生枉情枉春秋
[qīng guó qīng chéng qīng tiān xià wăng shēng wăng qíng wăng chūn qiū]
In ancient Chinese, it usually described extremely attractive females who could make entire countries fall due to their charm, causing kings and generals neglecting their rule duties. The '枉' series then turns the positive sentiment into futility – even with such a significant allure all turned meaningless and wasted over time, reflecting emptiness and regret from a once impactful presence.