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无心何来痛
[wú xīn hé lái tòng]
'Without a heart, there is no pain' suggests an emotional numbness or disconnection from one's feelings, implying someone may choose not to be emotionally involved.
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无心者不痛
[wú xīn zhĕ bù tòng]
Those Without Heart Feel No Pain Reflecting a detached possibly nihilistic view where emotions ...
亦梦似梦却无梦亦痛似痛却无痛
[yì mèng sì mèng què wú mèng yì tòng sì tòng què wú tòng]
Neither A Dream Nor Reality Neither Pain Nor No Pain evokes an emotional state of confusion indecisiveness ...
痛得不明不白
[tòng dé bù míng bù bái]
Pain Without Reason suggests that the person experiences pain or sadness without a clear cause or ...
痛没
[tòng méi]
This short term No Pain simply means an absence of pain but could also imply emotional detachment ...
无梦无挂便无心无心无情便无痛
[wú mèng wú guà biàn wú xīn wú xīn wú qíng biàn wú tòng]
No Dreams No Attachments Then No Heart ; Without a Heart and Without Emotions There Is No Pain Reflecting ...
痛无知觉
[tòng wú zhī jué]
Pain Without Sensation describes a situation where although pain may be caused by external circumstances ...
无心就不会痛
[wú xīn jiù bù huì tòng]
If Heartless Then No Pain expresses the idea of protecting one ’ s heart by detaching from emotions ...
心若動則心痛心不動則不痛
[xīn ruò dòng zé xīn tòng xīn bù dòng zé bù tòng]
If the Heart Moves Then There is Pain ; If It Does Not Move Then No Pain expresses a philosophy on love ...
没心不痛
[méi xīn bù tòng]
Heartless No Pain implies indifference or numbness toward pain It suggests a detachment from emotions ...