tragedy; CL:齣|出[chu1]

lamentable

miserable; tragic

grieved; sorrowful

grieved; sorrowful

mercy

sad; sadness; sorrow; grief

pessimistic

(idiom) to be overcome with grief

sad; sorrowful (literary)

(slang) miserable; wretched; unfortunate (often humorous or self-deprecating)

pitiable; sorrowful

sorrowful; dismal

mournful

to bewail; to sigh mournfully; to lament

to choke with grief

to wail with grief; plaintive cry

solemn and stirring; moving and tragic

sorrow; tragic

mournful

grieved; sorrowful

to take pity on sb; compassionate

to mourn; to grieve over sb's death

melancholy

grief and indignation

mournful

sad news; bad news

grieved; miserable

sorrowful; grieved

to sing with solemn fervor; sad, stirring song; elegy; dirge; threnody

to weep with grief

forlorn; miserable

bitter and sad

to utter a mournful cry; wail; groan

phony mercy; sham benevolence; crocodile tears

the Great Compassion Mantra

Xu Beihong (1895-1953), famous European-trained painter and influential art teacher

tragic

tragicomedy

extreme joy turns to sorrow (idiom); Don't celebrate too soon, things could still go wrong!

lit. if the rabbit dies, the fox grieves (idiom); fig. to have sympathy with a like-minded person in distress

tragedy of the commons (economics)

to wail loudly and mournfully (idiom)

unable to control one's grief (idiom); overwrought; overcome with sorrow; heartbroken

tragic flaw (Aristotle's hamartia)

mixed feelings of grief and joy

lamentations fill the roads (idiom); severe suffering all around

to bemoan the state of the universe and pity the fate of mankind

Les Misérables (1862) by Victor Hugo 維克多·雨果|维克多·雨果[Wei2 ke4 duo1 · Yu3 guo3]