只见新人笑谁闻旧人哭 Taken from an ancient Chinese poem this phrase means

Relation Nicknames

红消香断有谁怜 [hóng xiāo xiāng duàn yŏu shéi lián]
The phrase comes from the line in classical Chinese poetry that refers to When flowers fade and fragrance ...
君望极不见兮 [jūn wàng jí bù jiàn xī]
It comes from ancient Chinese poetry This phrase signifies yearning for someone but being too far ...
物是人非欲语泪先流 [wù shì rén fēi yù yŭ lèi xiān liú]
This name expresses the sorrow of changed circumstances where things remain the same but people ...
维以不永伤 [wéi yĭ bù yŏng shāng]
This comes from ancient Chinese poetry signifying maintaining a state without enduring sorrow ...
回眸一笑百丝愁 [huí móu yī xiào băi sī chóu]
A single glance back with a smile carries myriad worries This phrase originates from ancient Chinese ...
无可奈何花落去似曾相识燕归来 [wú kĕ nài hé huā luò qù sì céng xiāng shī yàn guī lái]
This phrase is from an ancient Chinese poem expressing a deep feeling of helplessness and nostalgia ...
蓦然回首你早已不在 [mò rán huí shŏu nĭ zăo yĭ bù zài]
Derived from an ancient Chinese poem it means I turn around abruptly only to find you have already ...
物是人非事事休欲语泪先流 [wù shì rén fēi shì shì xiū yù yŭ lèi xiān liú]
Translated from classical Chinese poetry this signifies everything remains but people have changed ...
只闻新人笑却见旧人哭 [zhĭ wén xīn rén xiào què jiàn jiù rén kū]
Hearing the laughter of newcomers but unseen tears from those gone by is taken from a famous Chinese ...