彼岸开花 Literally Flowers Blooming on the Other Shore In Chinese culture

Relation Nicknames

花开不败 [huā kāi bù bài]
Literally means flower bloom without decay Metaphorically this suggests unwavering vitality ...
花开成海思念成灾 [huā kāi chéng hăi sī niàn chéng zāi]
This name suggests a profound and overwhelming longing or missing someonesomething symbolized ...
太阳当空照花儿死翘翘 [tài yáng dāng kōng zhào huā ér sĭ qiáo qiáo]
The original phrase in Chinese is often the sun shines bright and flowers blossom suggesting an environment ...
陌上祭开花 [mò shàng jì kāi huā]
Might translate loosely into A blossom festival on the country path It evokes imagery from traditional ...
彼岸花开此岸叶落 [bĭ àn huā kāi cĭ àn yè luò]
This name implies the Chinese traditional saying about Flowers blooming on the other shore and leaves ...
繁花开成海 [fán huā kāi chéng hăi]
繁花开成海 F á n hu ā k ā i ch é ng h ǎ i translates to flowers blooming into a sea This picturesque ...
桃花流水 [táo huā liú shuĭ]
Refers to ‘ peach blossoms and flowing water ’ It evokes imagery related to springtime beauty and ...
彼岸花开彼岸岛 [bĭ àn huā kāi bĭ àn dăo]
Literal translation : Flowers bloom on the other side island Inspired by mythical settings in Chinese ...
花开花谢花芳菲旧情旧人旧回忆 [huā kāi huā xiè huā fāng fēi jiù qíng jiù rén jiù huí yì]
Literally flower blooming flower falling flowery fragrances past love people and old memories ...