Tā yī shòu wěiqu jiù kūtiān-mǒlèi, ràng rén hěn wúnài.
The moment she feels wronged she wails and whines - it's exhausting.
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The phrase appears in Cao Xueqin's 18th-century novel 《红楼梦》 (Hónglóumèng, Dream of the Red Chamber) chapter 32: 前日不知为什么撵出去，在家里哭天抹泪 - describing a maid sent home in disgrace, weeping inconsolably.
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Slightly mocking. Used about someone whose tears feel disproportionate or theatrical, not for sincere grief.
