白云飞走苍狗与海鸥 Inspired by classical Chinese poetry about fleeting

Relation Nicknames

一川芳菲尽 [yī chuān fāng fēi jĭn]
It could be translated into All Splendors of A River Gone It describes the fleeting nature of time ...
良辰景难留 [liáng chén jĭng nán liú]
This roughly translates to Cant Hold Onto Good Time and Scenery evoking a bit of nostalgia or sadness ...
旧时天气旧时衣 [jiù shí tiān qì jiù shí yī]
This comes from a classic Chinese poem suggesting a sentiment for something in old memories such ...
苍天白驹 [cāng tiān bái jū]
This classical metaphor comes from ancient Chinese poetry literature referring to fleeting white ...
林花谢了春红落叶泛起归衷 [lín huā xiè le chūn hóng luò yè fàn qĭ guī zhōng]
Derived from a classic Chinese verse it portrays transient beauty as seen in nature with flowers ...
如花美眷也敌不过似水流 [rú huā mĕi juàn yĕ dí bù guò sì shuĭ liú]
Adapted from classic Chinese literature or poetry referring to even beauties comparable to flowers ...
蓦然回首岁月如飞 [mò rán huí shŏu suì yuè rú fēi]
Taken from a classic Chinese poem this name reflects looking back suddenly and realizing that years ...
落花散尽一世繁华 [luò huā sàn jĭn yī shì fán huá]
This name suggests a melancholic appreciation of transient beauty and the impermanence of lifes ...
梦蝶忆风 [mèng dié yì fēng]
Combining elements of classical Chinese poetry this suggests remembering and reminiscing through ...