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无从所失
[wú cóng suŏ shī]
无从所失 implies nothingness from which to lose or nothing to lose suggesting an attitude of having ...
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从未拥有何来失去
[cóng wèi yōng yŏu hé lái shī qù]
This name philosophically states that if you never owned something theres nothing to lose signifying ...
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一无所有所以从无畏惧
[yī wú suŏ yŏu suŏ yĭ cóng wú wèi jù]
With Nothing So Never Fearful Having nothing to lose therefore never fearing what comes next or potential ...
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我输得起因为我一无所有
[wŏ shū dé qĭ yīn wéi wŏ yī wú suŏ yŏu]
I Can Afford to Lose Because I Have Nothing reflects someones selfmockery after being defeated or ...
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失无所有安有所无
[shī wú suŏ yŏu ān yŏu suŏ wú]
Having Nothing Leaves Nothing More to Lose : The phrase conveys a sentiment of despair after significant ...
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从未拥有何来难受
[cóng wèi yōng yŏu hé lái nán shòu]
Never owned no pain of loss means that there can be no pain of losing something one has never possessed ...
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谁都不想失去
[shéi dōu bù xiăng shī qù]
Translated to nobody wants to lose it reflects fear or reluctance to give up what one has such as a person ...
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我什么都没有却也失去了你
[wŏ shén me dōu méi yŏu què yĕ shī qù le nĭ]
Meaning I lost you even when I owned nothing this conveys intense sorrow and selfdepreciation implying ...
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不愿丢失
[bù yuàn diū shī]
Translated to Unwilling to lose it reflects a persons unwillingness to let go of something meaningful ...