糖衣花凉
[táng yī huā liáng]
The name '糖衣花凉' (táng yī huā liáng) roughly translates to 'sugary-cloaked flowers, cool.' It implies beauty that's superficial or ephemeral; like sweets that look nice but can only provide short-lived pleasure. A deeper implication is that not all things that appear beautiful on the outside are so when you understand them.