悬崖高处不盛寒
[xuán yá gāo chŭ bù shèng hán]
The direct meaning of this phrase is 'high cliffs do not carry the cold', which originates from ancient Chinese poetry. It implies a serene and transcendent life attitude where even dangerous situations do not evoke fear but tranquility. It also reflects the user may have a bold personality that seeks challenges or an admiration for those who are brave enough to face difficulties head-on.