纣王在丑终究是皇妲纪在美终究是妖
[zhòu wáng zài chŏu zhōng jiū shì huáng dá jì zài mĕi zhōng jiū shì yāo]
Here, '商朝’s infamous King Zhou, despite his ugliness remains a king; Daji, beautiful yet remains an omen of misfortune.' This name refers to ancient Chinese figures from myths. Zhou, known as a tyrant, and Daji was a famous figure said to bring ruin. It comments on how reputation persists regardless of appearances.