注定要铭记的东西注定要忘记的东西 Things Destined to Remember Things

Relation Nicknames

以忘事忆往事 [yĭ wàng shì yì wăng shì]
Forget Events and Recall Past Occurrences plays on the irony of attempting to forget some experiences ...
忘掉回忆 [wàng diào huí yì]
Simply means Forget memories which can refer to trying to move on from past experiences be they positive ...
有些事只配做回忆有些人注定被忘记 [yŏu xiē shì zhĭ pèi zuò huí yì yŏu xiē rén zhù dìng bèi wàng jì]
Some Things Are Only Fit to Be Memories ; Some People Are Destined to Be Forgotten expresses regret ...
也许我们该忘记些什么了 [yĕ xŭ wŏ men gāi wàng jì xiē shén me le]
This translates to Perhaps We Should Forget Something It conveys a feeling of wishing to forget some ...
随忘记消失殆尽 [suí wàng jì xiāo shī dài jĭn]
Forget as things fade away conveys the idea of accepting the gradual disappearance and forgetting ...
忘记曾经不该忘记的 [wàng jì céng jīng bù gāi wàng jì de]
Forgetting what should never be forgotten Conveys regret or a reminder to value cherished memories ...
我会忘记 [wŏ huì wàng jì]
I will forget may suggest that over time some painful memories or things are destined to be forgotten ...
最终还是忘却 [zuì zhōng hái shì wàng què]
In The End Forgotten expresses a sense of inevitable loss over time or being forgotten eventually ...
用一辈子去忘记 [yòng yī bèi zi qù wàng jì]
To spend a whole lifetime trying to forget ; this shows how profoundly certain events or persons ...