To wash one's face with tears means: to wash one's face with tears, which expresses sadness and sorrow.

Wash your face with tears [yǐ, lèi, xǐ, miàn]: wash your face with tears. Describes extreme sadness and grief, and tears all day long. Requiem Mass Orchestra (Lacrimosa, translated as "Wash the Face with Tears"). It is a duo of gothic metal, rock, and dark wave bands that originated in Finland and are now mainly based in Switzerland. It is composed of the main producer Tilo Wolf, who was originally from Germany and is now a naturalized Swiss citizen, and his wife Anne Nami, who is a Finnish citizen. composition.

The chairman of the Drama Association became famous for "washing his face in tears": In August 2010, four companies donated 200 million yuan to Henan cultural and educational undertakings. At the donation ceremony, the head of the Second Henan Opera Troupe and the Provincial Federation of Literary and Art Circles Vice Chairman, Chairman of the Drama Association, and first-class actor Li Shujian said: "After Secretary Lu (Secretary of the Henan Provincial Party Committee Lu Zhangong) arrived in Henan, the spring of our Henan cultural circle has arrived.

We are extremely excited every day. "Wash your face with tears." Many netizens questioned that this statement was too exaggerated and seemed to be a "performance". "Wash your face with tears" quickly became popular and was used by netizens in various sentences, much more than "I'm full of confidence" back then. trend. Faced with doubts, Li Shujian responded that he was very excited at the time and told the truth.

Band details:

Lacrimosa comes from Latin, meaning "crying". Therefore, in our country, the name of the Lacrimosa band is generally translated as "washing the face with tears". Tilo Wolff, the soul of Lacrimosa, is a perfectionist artist who shines with fatalistic pessimism.

As long as you are a fan of Gothic Rock/Metal, I believe everyone will know Lacrimosa! When mentioning Lacrimosa, a sad and sad atmosphere will immediately emerge from the mind. The word Lacrimosa comes from the unfinished Requiem Mass in the Requiem, Mozart's last work. Choosing this word as the band name seems to be destined to Lacrimosa's sad music style. At the same time, the band also uses the image of a clown. As the emblem of the group, it is used to refer to the emptiness and loneliness behind the clown's cheerful appearance.

Requiem Mass Orchestra (Lacrimosa, translated as "Wash the Face with Tears"). It is a duo of gothic metal, rock, and dark wave bands that originated in Finland and are now based in Switzerland. It is composed of the main producer Tilo Wolf, who was originally from Germany and is now a naturalized Swiss citizen, and his wife, Anne Nami, who is from Finland. composition.