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用笑容去掩饰悲伤
[yòng xiào róng qù yăn shì bēi shāng]
This represents hiding inner pain or sadness with outward happiness and smiles. In Chinese culture, people tend to show positive attitudes in public while keeping personal struggles private.
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smile伤了
[smile shāng le]
This name combines English and Chinese meaning Smile is hurt It suggests a person feels inner pain ...
smile獨憔悴
[smile dú qiáo cuì]
Combining Chinese and English this suggests a contrast between outward happiness smile and inward ...
别再老子面前炫耀幸福
[bié zài lăo zi miàn qián xuàn yào xìng fú]
With slightly harsh words in Chinese dialect it tells people not to show off their happiness in front ...
说出心事
[shuō chū xīn shì]
This implies expressing inner feelings or secrets In Chinese culture sharing ones worries with ...
微微亦忧
[wēi wēi yì yōu]
This name conveys a faint subtle worry or sorrow In traditional Chinese culture inner feelings like ...
嘴角淡笑
[zuĭ jiăo dàn xiào]
In Chinese culture a slight smile at the corner of ones mouth as depicted by Zui Jiao Dan Xiao represents ...
不擅宽慰
[bù shàn kuān wèi]
This name implies that the person is not good at comforting others In Chinese culture people often ...
忧郁深沉无所谓殇心愈情无所动
[yōu yù shēn chén wú suŏ wèi shāng xīn yù qíng wú suŏ dòng]
In Chinese culture this conveys a feeling of deep melancholy and apathy It suggests the user might ...
用微笑掩饰所有的伤
[yòng wēi xiào yăn shì suŏ yŏu de shāng]
Hiding all pains behind smiles reflects someones attempt to appear tough amidst adversity even ...