No one asks when I am down and out, but when I am glorious, who are you?
Luo is a Chinese word, pronounced as luò bó, luò pò, luò pò and luò tuò, which means down and out. From "Historical Records: Biography of Li Sheng and Lu Jia".
Interpretation:
1. Poverty and frustration.
2. Bohemian.
3. Losing one’s soul is a metaphor for panic.
Down and out in a sentence:
1. He plays the role of a down and out scholar.
2. He was in a state of despair all day long.
3. This self-defense counterattack drove the enemy to a pulp.
4. He walked alone in despair, lonely and helpless.
5. Seeing that his conspiracy was exposed, he fled in despair.