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樱花中的苦笑
[yīng huā zhōng de kŭ xiào]
A bittersweet smile amid cherry blossoms; symbolizing fleeting moments of beauty yet carrying pain within - often used to express hidden sorrows amidst good times, especially transient happiness.
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花开了你走了我笑了
[huā kāi le nĭ zŏu le wŏ xiào le]
This phrase means The flower bloomed you left I smiled It describes a moment of emotional complexity ...
嫣然残笑
[yān rán cán xiào]
Fleeting Smiles This suggests a fleeting moment of laughter or joy mixed with sadness symbolizing ...
樱花残留笑颜早已凋零
[yīng huā cán liú xiào yán zăo yĭ diāo líng]
The smile once accompanied by cherry blossoms has long faded Uses the imagery of fleeting cherry ...
笑的眼里全是泪
[xiào de yăn lĭ quán shì lèi]
Smile with tears in your eyes This indicates bittersweet feelings showing strength and happiness ...
笑颜如花悲伤入画
[xiào yán rú huā bēi shāng rù huà]
Means smile as beautiful as a flower yet sorrows come into view Describing the contrast of exterior ...
含笑掩珠泪
[hán xiào yăn zhū lèi]
Means to smile even as tears roll down one ’ s face Reflecting bittersweet moments or hiding sadness ...
我笑面如花眼泪却在挣扎
[wŏ xiào miàn rú huā yăn lèi què zài zhēng zhā]
Literally meaning I smile with flowers but my tears are struggling this captures the contrast of ...
微笑过后一瞬间的痛
[wēi xiào guò hòu yī shùn jiān de tòng]
This refers to an instant pain felt right after smiling This could represent an attempt to hide sorrows ...
残花败在嘴角
[cán huā bài zài zuĭ jiăo]
It suggests someone wearing a bittersweet smile 残花 faded flowers hinting at forced merriment ...