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去日萧索
[qù rì xiāo suŏ]
'Desolate Days Gone By' refers to a past full of barren and despondent days. The name recalls memories imbued with melancholy, possibly marking a period of hardship now over, leaving behind lingering nostalgia or bitterness.
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回忆我们的空城
[huí yì wŏ men de kōng chéng]
Memories of Our Desolate City evokes a melancholy mood of reminiscing about past days or a phase in ...
流逝荒年
[liú shì huāng nián]
This name translates to Flowing Desolate Years evoking a sense of time passing possibly without ...
荒城旧日若别离
[huāng chéng jiù rì ruò bié lí]
The Desolate City If We Part On Old Days evokes scenes of deserted town filled with memories of separations ...
荒废了的岁月尽显苍凉
[huāng fèi le de suì yuè jĭn xiăn cāng liáng]
Deserted years are full of desolateness In fact it has extended meaning apart from surface Here this ...
空荒旧
[kōng huāng jiù]
Emptiness And Desolation Of The Past suggests emptiness barrenness and remnants of a forgotten ...
旧城荒芜
[jiù chéng huāng wú]
Desolate old city suggests abandonment and desolation in familiar or nostalgic places expressing ...
如今苍夷
[rú jīn cāng yí]
This name means desolate and barren today expressing feelings of emptiness or destruction following ...
荒芜岁月
[huāng wú suì yuè]
Desolate Time depicts an era or period of despondency and abandonment It paints a picture much like ...
荒旧
[huāng jiù]
Desolate and old points to something that is ancient yet left abandoned emphasizing decay loneliness ...