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水流花谢
水流花谢
水流花谢
水流花谢
水流花谢
水流花谢
水流花谢
水流花谢

shuǐ水liú流huā花xiè谢

The water flows away and the flowers wither. It describes a scene of desolation and decay, often used metaphorically to signify a broken or ruined situation, a vanished good time, or an irreversible decline.

当年繁华的景象如今已是水流花谢,徒留一声叹息。
The once prosperous scene has now become a state of water flowing and flowers withering, leaving only a sigh.

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