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shanli -

Dear all,
I try to read and translate this sentence to English, but got stuck on 悲欢负月
悲欢负月唯有爱是永远的神话

Can anyone help me translate this sentence to English?
thanks



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skylee -

Looks like it is from the lyrics of the song 美麗的神話. If it is, then you are stuck because
there is a typo. It is not 悲歡負月, it is 悲歡歲月.










shanli -

Thanks Skylee, you're right, I got it now.










flora -

悲欢岁月










danshall -

悲bei:miserable, unhappy
欢huan:well-being, happy,
负月(岁月)may be you have made wrong). means seasons, days have passed.
lofty and steep seasons.












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