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慢慢消散
[màn màn xiāo sàn]
Gradually Fading Away evokes a sense of things dissipating over time either physically or emotionally ...
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万事也成风
[wàn shì yĕ chéng fēng]
Literally translated as All Things Become Wind this implies the Buddhist notion of impermanence ...
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风来云散
[fēng lái yún sàn]
It translates to when the wind blows the clouds disperse conveying an image of impermanence or change ...
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总会散去
[zŏng huì sàn qù]
Will Eventually Fade Away : It carries a philosophical tone about the fleeting nature of things ...
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风吹落了
[fēng chuī luò le]
Blown Away By Wind suggests impermanence loss or letting something valuable drift away without ...
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终将褪色
[zhōng jiāng tùn sè]
Will Eventually Fade Away expresses a philosophy on how all good things come to an end over time The ...
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风吹散一切
[fēng chuī sàn yī qiè]
The phrase wind blows everything away evokes the imagery of fleeting and transient nature expressing ...
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尘起缘灭
[chén qĭ yuán miè]
This means as the dust rises fate fades away representing a process of something starting and then ...
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风会吹散
[fēng huì chuī sàn]
It poetically means wind will scatter away It symbolizes the natural process of time erasing everything ...