新人哭旧人笑 Newcomers cry and oldtimers smile This idiom often reflects

Relation Nicknames

旧人不敌新人笑 [jiù rén bù dí xīn rén xiào]
An expression comparing laughter :‘ new people ’ s smiles overpower those of old ’ This may reflect ...
微笑不甜了 [wēi xiào bù tián le]
This can be translated as Smiles Are No Longer Sweet or Sweet Smiles Have Faded It suggests a change ...
新人笑不闻旧人哭了 [xīn rén xiào bù wén jiù rén kū le]
Means newcomers laughing old people crying but unheard Contrasts youthful innocence or optimism ...
旧人落泪新人欢喜 [jiù rén luò lèi xīn rén huān xĭ]
Tears for the Old Joy for the New symbolizes contrasting emotions in personal changes or relationships ...
只看新人笑不看旧人哭 [zhĭ kàn xīn rén xiào bù kàn jiù rén kū]
Laugh With New People Cry Not Over Old People Suggests a superficial nature easily moved on to new ...
新人笑不敌旧人哭 [xīn rén xiào bù dí jiù rén kū]
The phrase the joy of new people cannot match the crying of the old conveys that despite fresh happiness ...
新人笑不见旧人哭 [xīn rén xiào bù jiàn jiù rén kū]
Derived from classical poetry Laughter of the new one replaces old one ’ s tears This implies that ...
旧人哭抵不上新人笑 [jiù rén kū dĭ bù shàng xīn rén xiào]
Means old lovers cry yet new ones laugh It implies that old romances end while new relations bloom ...
以前我们哭着哭着就笑了现在我们笑着笑着就哭了 [yĭ qián wŏ men kū zhe kū zhe jiù xiào le xiàn zài wŏ men xiào zhe xiào zhe jiù kū le]
This sentence translates as In the past we would laugh through our tears but now we cry when trying ...