越美的东西越有毒 More beautiful things tend to be dangerous or poisonous

Relation Nicknames

假若玫瑰有毒 [jiă ruò méi guī yŏu dú]
If Roses Were Poisonous This indicates a bittersweet view or experience associated with beautiful ...
为什么最迷人的最危险 [wéi shén me zuì mí rén de zuì wēi xiăn]
Why is the most attractive also the most dangerous This expresses that things with great charm usually ...
花魅销魂情毒蚀骨 [huā mèi xiāo hún qíng dú shí gú]
Enchanting as flowers and poisonous as love corroding to the bone suggests something beautiful ...
越美丽越危险 [yuè mĕi lì yuè wēi xiăn]
This implies the more beautiful the more dangerous often used to describe situations where something ...
为什么最迷人的最危险为什么爱会让人变残缺 [wéi shén me zuì mí rén de zuì wēi xiăn wéi shén me ài huì ràng rén biàn cán quē]
This reflects thoughts on contradictions in life : the things that are often most appealing can ...
美貌惊人丑的勾魂 [mĕi mào jīng rén chŏu de gōu hún]
A paradoxical phrase suggesting both breathtaking beauty and a kind of strikingly different or ...
有毒的草开出迷人的花 [yŏu dú de căo kāi chū mí rén de huā]
The phrase suggests a contrast between beauty and danger meaning that even something harmful or ...
越迷人的越危险 [yuè mí rén de yuè wēi xiăn]
The More Charming the More Dangerous suggests the idea that the things which allure and attract us ...
最迷人的危险 [zuì mí rén de wēi xiăn]
Suggests that there is charm or attractiveness in taking risks or entering dangerous territories ...