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| Phrase | Pinyin | Explanation | Tag |
|---|---|---|---|
| 吃苦 | Chīkǔ | Literally "Eat Bitterness", also enduring hardship and many more meanings | Untranslatable |
| 恍惚 | Huǎnghū | Confused, stupefied, absentminded, wandering mind | Untranslatable |
| 洒脱 | Sǎtuō | A posture of free spirited ease, grace and detachment. It can describe someone who lets go of grudges, social pretension, and emotional baggage effortlessly, moving through life unburdened | Untranslatable |
| 落寞 | Luòmò | Used in many ways like - A quiet, desolate feeling of solitude and despondency. It can describe for example the specific loneliness that settles in after a lively event ends and everyone has departed. | Untranslatable |