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清水无味
[qīng shuĭ wú wèi]
'Tasteless Clear Water' simply means something bland, plain and ordinary, which can be taken as a sign of desiring simple purity, indifferent attitude towards life, or seeking depth in simplicity.
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无味
[wú wèi]
Directly translated as tasteless used both literally without taste or figuratively uninteresting ...
水清澄
[shuĭ qīng chéng]
Pure Clear Water this idiom represents a pure and peaceful situation or soul conveying aspiration ...
真水无香白水无味
[zhēn shuĭ wú xiāng bái shuĭ wú wèi]
True Water Has No Fragrance Plain Water Has No Taste : This name uses a poetic phrase to convey simplicity ...
清如雨水
[qīng rú yŭ shuĭ]
Means clear as rainwater which can denote purity innocence or tranquility like natures most pristine ...
青饮水
[qīng yĭn shuĭ]
Drinking clear water simple and unadorned implies a pure and serene attitude toward life It can also ...
清澈的水
[qīng chè de shuĭ]
‘ Clear Water ’ denotes clarity and purity of character Similar to how clear water appears transparent ...
寡淡如水
[guă dàn rú shuĭ]
Meaning as tasteless as water this describes a lack of flavor interest or strong emotions It could ...
白水很甜
[bái shuĭ hĕn tián]
This literally translates to plain water tastes sweet In context it conveys that even the simplest ...
白开水的空
[bái kāi shuĭ de kōng]
This could mean the emptiness of plain water signifying plainness or lack of substance in life or ...