败柳残花

Explanation: Lost: the decline. Disability: withered. Withered willow, ruins of a flower. Old metaphor for the ravages of debauchery or abandoned women. 　　Usage: Joint type; as object; containing derogatory 　　Source: Yuan Wang Shih-fu, "The West Chamber" the third of the third section: "He is a girl home, you claim the tenderness of children fail to do ... ... Liu stray off-guess." Thesaurus:  fallen angels, lady of a certain age, A single flower, Her last request Fallen flowers, Dynasty, who carried on amorous affairs even when she was getting old, a Antonym Group:  earth rejuvenation, Spring has returned to the land, beautiful and bright; bright spring days, during the warmth of spring all the flowers bloom, Liulv peach bloom, Peach bloom Liulv, all flowers are in bloom, green hills and blue waters-beautiful country scene