长的丑活的久长的帅死的快
[zhăng de chŏu huó de jiŭ zhăng de shuài sĭ de kuài]
'Ugliness prolongs life; Handsomeness hastens death' is a provocative, somewhat ironic play on traditional beliefs in longevity and superficial beauty. This name suggests an unconventional perspective: it challenges societal ideals of physical attractiveness by suggesting that being less attractive may lead to a longer life whereas those blessed with conventional beauty may have shorter lives. It reflects on the fleeting nature of beauty versus practical longevity.