有一种放弃叫成全
[yŏu yī zhŏng fàng qì jiào chéng quán]
'There’s a kind of giving up called fulfillment.' In Chinese culture, this name implies that sometimes letting go of something or someone can actually mean to help or bring about the best outcome for others. It suggests a form of altruism where one sacrifices their desires in the hopes that it will be more beneficial for those around them.