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心冢存过往
[xīn zhŏng cún guò wăng]
'Grave of the Heart Keeps the Past Alive' implies that deep within, cherished or troubled memories live on, not unlike how graves hold those who have passed—a way of honoring or bearing past experiences or loved ones
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心坟葬爱人
[xīn fén zàng ài rén]
Buried the Loved One in a Heart Tomb reflects profound grief and sorrow for the loss of a loved one Such ...
葬入心
[zàng rù xīn]
Buried in the heart suggests keeping something precious but sad inside ones heart maybe referring ...
心里有座长生墓
[xīn lĭ yŏu zuò zhăng shēng mù]
Theres An Eternity Grave In My Heart Reflects a deeply introspective or perhaps melancholic soul ...
活我记忆里
[huó wŏ jì yì lĭ]
Literally translates to alive in my memory reflecting the sentiment of keeping someone alive within ...
葬心中纪年
[zàng xīn zhōng jì nián]
Burying Years in the Heart expresses keeping memories buried deep within one ’ s heart indicating ...
亡心不会忘
[wáng xīn bù huì wàng]
Dead Heart Will Never Forget Even if someones heart dies metaphorically means they lost interest ...
人亡心存
[rén wáng xīn cún]
Dead but Remembered In Heart signifies remembering someone who has passed away carrying their memories ...
心葬他
[xīn zàng tā]
Heart Buried For HimHer Represents the sentiment of keeping precious memories alive internally ...
心里有坐坟葬有未亡人
[xīn lĭ yŏu zuò fén zàng yŏu wèi wáng rén]
A Grave Within the Heart for an Undead Person symbolically speaks about deep unfulfilled longings ...