才下眉头攻上心头 Just left my frown but crept right into my heart This quote

Relation Nicknames

才下眉头 [cái xià méi tóu]
Based on a famous poem by Chinese ancient scholar this phrase originally describes when worries ...
刚下眉头却上心头 [gāng xià méi tóu què shàng xīn tóu]
This saying means just left ones frown but then entered the heart It comes from an ancient poem to express ...
心碎情逝旧安心 [xīn suì qíng shì jiù ān xīn]
Heart broken into pieces love has departed peace lies in the past This expresses sorrow after a failed ...
此情应是长相守君若无心我便休 [cĭ qíng yīng shì zhăng xiāng shŏu jūn ruò wú xīn wŏ biàn xiū]
Inspired by ancient Chinese poetry this name means If this affection should last forever if you have ...
情不知所起一往而深恨不知所踪一笑而泯 [qíng bù zhī suŏ qĭ yī wăng ér shēn hèn bù zhī suŏ zōng yī xiào ér mĭn]
Taken from classic Chinese poetry it means : love starts unknowingly and runs deep ; grudge disappears ...
才下了眉头却又功了心头 [cái xià le méi tóu què yòu gōng le xīn tóu]
This comes from an ancient Chinese poem line which can be translated to Just frowning and then heart ...
才下了眉头却攻上我心头 [cái xià le méi tóu què gōng shàng wŏ xīn tóu]
Derived from a line in an ancient Chinese poetry meaning frowning goes but the affection remains ...
世间只余相思泪 [shì jiān zhĭ yú xiāng sī lèi]
A poetic statement translating into only left with tears of longing for love in English emphasizing ...
回眸一笑百丝愁 [huí móu yī xiào băi sī chóu]
A single glance back with a smile carries myriad worries This phrase originates from ancient Chinese ...