Àonièjīn dāngnián jùjué le Tǎtíyànà, duō nián yǐhòu cái fāxiàn zìjǐ àishàng le tā.
Onegin once turned Tatyana down, and only years later realized he had fallen in love with her.
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Chinese literature classes call him the first 多余的人 ("superfluous man") of Russian fiction: a bored, educated nobleman with every advantage and nothing to do with them.
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叶甫盖尼·奥涅金Yèfǔgàiní Àonièjīn
Eugene Onegin
Pushkin's novel in verse (1833), and the 1879 opera that 柴可夫斯基 (Tchaikovsky) based on it.
