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我非苦茶为何心苦
[wŏ fēi kŭ chá wéi hé xīn kŭ]
Roughly translating to 'I am not bitter tea, then why my heart suffers', this nickname suggests inner struggle and suffering while expressing one’s own bitterness sarcastically, as if questioning life’s irony.
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你多心酸
[nĭ duō xīn suān]
Translated as how bitter your heart must feel this name reflects deep emotional pain and sorrow indicating ...
苦茶在喉
[kŭ chá zài hóu]
Bitter tea in the throat which describes the feeling when swallowing bitterness or having trouble ...
放了糖的苦茶依旧苦
[fàng le táng de kŭ chá yī jiù kŭ]
Even Sweetened the Bitter Tea Remains Bitter This name conveys the sense of helplessness and sorrow ...
咖啡苦进心
[kā fēi kŭ jìn xīn]
Translated to coffee bitter to the heart this portrays the feeling of bitterness seeping into ones ...
我非咖啡为何苦涩
[wŏ fēi kā fēi wéi hé kŭ sè]
The literal translation is If Im not coffee why do I taste bitter ? It expresses the sentiment of someone ...
茶苦泪涩
[chá kŭ lèi sè]
This translates to The bitterness of tea and tears It symbolizes moments of hardship and sadness ...
心已死茶已凉
[xīn yĭ sĭ chá yĭ liáng]
Literally translated this means that the heart has died and the tea has turned cold which implies ...
谁知柠檬泡茶后的苦涩
[shéi zhī níng méng pào chá hòu de kŭ sè]
The literal translation would be who knows the bitterness after lemons brew in tea Its quite poetic ...
苦涩于我
[kŭ sè yú wŏ]
This name translating to Bitterness for me indicates enduring personal hardship or a bittersweet ...