淹死在茶里的薄荷闷死在水里的柠檬
[yān sĭ zài chá lĭ de bó hé mèn sĭ zài shuĭ lĭ de níng méng]
This name combines a vivid and poetic description. Mint can be metaphorically 'drowned' in tea, while a lemon is ‘suffocated’ by water, implying feelings of being overpowered or overwhelmed by experiences or emotions, creating an atmosphere that’s somewhat bittersweet.