彼岸花开在谁的伤心彼岸 This translates to On Whose Shore of Sorrow does

Relation Nicknames

花凌若别离 [huā líng ruò bié lí]
A romantic and poetic expression it combines floral desolation if and departure It alludes to sorrow ...
彼岸花落彼岸花開 [bĭ àn huā luò bĭ àn huā kāi]
Flowers of Other Shore Fallen and Bloomed Again refers to the flower of a Chinese legend red spider ...
彼岸花花开叶落 [bĭ àn huā huā kāi yè luò]
Flower of the Other Shore Blooming as the Leaves Fall refers to an Asian plant symbolizing separation ...
桃花曲彼岸殇 [táo huā qŭ bĭ àn shāng]
Peach Blossom Tune and Sorrow from the Other Shore : Evokes romantic themes from classical Chinese ...
此岸花敗彼岸花開 [cĭ àn huā bài bĭ àn huā kāi]
Flowers Wither on This Shore but Bloom on the Other Shore which carries profound implications often ...
彼岸花开在谁伤心彼岸茶蘼花开出谁悲伤结局 [bĭ àn huā kāi zài shéi shāng xīn bĭ àn chá mí huā kāi chū shéi bēi shāng jié jú]
A beautifully sad name translating to whose sorrow do those paradise blooms reflect ? Whose ending ...
此岸花开成海彼岸花绽成世 [cĭ àn huā kāi chéng hăi bĭ àn huā zhàn chéng shì]
In Asian mythology the flower in this name usually refers to Red Spider Lily which symbolizes sorrowful ...
彼岸花开你却不在 [bĭ àn huā kāi nĭ què bù zài]
The Flowers Have Bloomed On The Other Shore But You ’ re Not There This name comes from Chinese mythology ...
花开彼岸两相忘 [huā kāi bĭ àn liăng xiāng wàng]
Derived from a phrase in classical Chinese poetry 彼岸花 refers to shore flowers The username suggests ...