骚年已不再年少菇凉已不再美貌
[sāo nián yĭ bù zài nián shăo gū liáng yĭ bù zài mĕi mào]
This is a somewhat casual and humorous way of expressing that 'those who were young (rascals or naughty kids) are no longer young, and the girls who used to be beautiful have lost their looks'. It highlights aging gracefully and accepting the changes over time with a lighthearted tone rather than sorrow or regret. It carries a playful attitude acknowledging the realities of time passing by and people growing up or changing appearance.