- 悲伤 bēishāng sadsad; sorrowful; deeply grieved
- 悲剧 bēijù tragedyA form of drama with a sad or painful ending; usually involves a protagonist facing failure or destruction; a tragic event or miserable experience in real life.
- 可悲 kěbēi lamentablesad; tragic; deserving of pity or sorrow
- 悲惨 bēicǎn miserablemiserable; tragic; sorrowful and wretched
- 悲哀 bēi'āi grieveddeeply grieved; sorrowful; feeling great sadness or pain
- 悲观 bēiguān pessimisticpessimistic; lacking hope or confidence in the future; characterized by a negative outlook
- 悲痛 bēitòng grieveddeeply grieved; sorrowful; filled with agony or deep sorrow
- 慈悲 cíbēi mercifulmerciful and compassionate; showing pity and benevolence
- 悲壮 bēizhuàng solemn and stirringsolemn and stirring; moving and tragic; grand yet sorrowful
- 悲愤 bēifèn grief and indignation, grieved and indignantfilled with or expressing deep sadness and anger
- 悲情 bēiqíng pathossad or sorrowful emotions
- 悲凉 bēiliáng desolate and sorrowfulsad and lonely; dismal; forlorn; desolate
- 伤悲 shāngbēi sadsad; sorrowful; often used in literary contexts to express deep mourning or regret
- 悲欢离合 bēihuānlíhé vicissitudes of lifejoys and sorrows, partings and reunions; the common experiences and changing fortunes of life
- 悲痛欲绝 bēitòngyùjué extremely grievedto be overcome with grief; to be heartbroken to the point of collapse or death
- 悲欢 bēihuān sadness and happinessjoy and sorrow; refers to the various feelings and experiences of human life
- 徐悲鸿 xúbēihóng Xu BeihongXu Beihong (1895-1953), a famous artist and influential teacher known for blending Chinese and Western techniques, especially his paintings of horses
- 悲怆 bēichuàng mournful(literary) deeply sorrowful; tragic; overwhelmed with grief
- 悲剧性 bēijùxìng tragictragic; the quality or nature of being a tragedy
- 悲悯 bēimǐn to pityto feel compassion and pity for others; to take pity on someone
- 悲苦 bēikǔ bitternessdeep grief and suffering; feelings of bitterness and pain
- 悲歌 bēigē sad songa sad or stirring song; elegy; dirge; threnody
- 悲秋 bēiqiū autumn melancholyThe melancholy or sadness induced by the desolate atmosphere of autumn.
- 乐极生悲 lèjíshēngbēi extreme joy begets sorrowextreme joy turns to sorrow; often used as a warning to not celebrate too early because things can still go wrong
- 悲鸣 bēimíng to utter a mournful cryto wail; to groan; to utter a mournful or sad cry, often used of animals or birds
- 悲切 bēiqiè mournfulmournful; extremely sorrowful and pained; heart-rending
- 悲恸 bēitòng extremely mournfulextremely sad; mourning or grieving with deep sorrow; often implies loud sobbing or intense emotional distress
- 悲戚 bēiqī mournfulmournful; sorrowful; sad; distressed
- 悲叹 bēitàn to lamentto sigh mournfully; to bewail or lament sadly
- 悲喜交加 bēixǐjiāojiā mixed feelings of grief and joyto have feelings of sadness and happiness occur at the same time; same as [[悲喜交集|悲喜交集|bei1 xi3 jiao1 ji2]]
- 悲从中来 bēicóngzhōnglái overcome by griefovercome by a sudden feeling of sadness; grief rising from within one's heart
- 悲天悯人 bēitiānmǐnrén to bemoan the worldTo lament the current state of the world and feel compassion for the suffering of humanity; to feel pity for the fate of mankind.
- 大慈大悲 dàcídàbēi great mercyGreat mercy and compassion; originally a Buddhist term praising Buddha, now used to describe someone who is exceptionally kindhearted or charitable.
- 悲观者 bēiguānzhě pessimistpessimist; person who has a negative outlook on life; croaker
- 悲观主义 bēiguānzhǔyì pessimismA philosophical view or mindset that emphasizes the negative aspects of life, believing that evil and suffering outweigh good; the opposite of [[乐观主义|樂觀主義|le4 guan1 zhu3 yi4]].
- 悲泣 bēiqì to weep with griefto sob or cry out of deep sorrow; to weep sadly
- 悲凄 bēiqī sorrowfulmournful and desolate; pitiable; miserable
- 兔死狐悲 tùsǐhúbēi to feel sympathy for a peer's misfortuneliterally 'when the rabbit dies, the fox grieves'; describes feeling sorrow for the death or misfortune of one's own kind or a like-minded person
- 老大徒伤悲 lǎodàtúshāngbēi to regret in old ageTo regret in old age the time wasted when one was young; refers to the uselessness of feeling sorry about one's laziness or missed opportunities later in life. This is the second half of the couplet [[少壮不努力,老大徒伤悲|少壯不努力,老大徒傷悲|shao4 zhuang4 bu4 nu3 li4 lao3 da4 tu2 shang1 bei1]]
- 悲喜交集 bēixǐjiāojí mixed feelings of grief and joyGrief and joy mixed together; a situation where one feels both sadness and happiness at the same time.
- 悲喜 bēixǐ bittersweetsadness and joy; the mixture of grief and happiness
- 大放悲声 dàfàngbēishēng to wailto wail loudly and mournfully; to burst into loud crying from bitter crying
- 慷慨悲歌 kāngkǎibēigē to sing with solemn fervorto sing out loudly with deep and noble emotion to express one's heroic but sorrowful feelings
- 含悲 hánbēi to feel sorrowto be full of grief; to nurse a sorrow deep inside; to exercise restraint over one's sadness
- 悲号 bēiháo to wailto wail or cry out in deep sorrow; to cry piteously
- 悲悲切切 bēibēiqièqiè mournfulextremely sad and mournful in appearance or tone; heartrending
- 悲悼 bēidào to mournto mourn or grieve over someone's death
- 离合悲欢 líhébēihuān vicissitudes of lifethe sorrows and joys of partings and meetings; the various changes in human life and fortune
- 悲啼 bēití to wail with griefto sob or cry mournfully from deep sadness
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