死而无墓 Dead but having no grave can represent the desire to leave no trace

Relation Nicknames

空死处 [kōng sĭ chŭ]
Death in void or emptiness can suggest the place or circumstances surrounding death lack substance ...
活葬 [huó zàng]
Living Burial expresses the feeling of being emotionally or spiritually dead while still physically ...
逃不过的死亡是被人遗忘 [táo bù guò de sĭ wáng shì bèi rén yí wàng]
The unavoidable death is being forgotten by others This indicates deepseated fear about mortality ...
坟葬着未亡人 [fén zàng zhe wèi wáng rén]
A grave burying a survivor presents a paradoxical statement Here undead survivor suggests someone ...
亡者不存 [wáng zhĕ bù cún]
The dead no longer exist This could relate to loss and the finality associated with it — whether physical ...
已然亡故 [yĭ rán wáng gù]
Already deceased is a profound name implying someone feeling detached from life or society or metaphorically ...
只有死人配说永远 [zhĭ yŏu sĭ rén pèi shuō yŏng yuăn]
‘ Only Dead Deserve Eternity ’ suggests an idea that only through death does something become truly ...
死无墓 [sĭ wú mù]
No Grave at Death carries an evocative meaning reflecting perhaps the impermanence of human existence ...
甘于就死 [gān yú jiù sĭ]
Willing to die A somewhat dark expression conveying readiness for death without resistance or fear ...