但凭阑无语 Just Leaning Against Without Words comes from old Chinese poetry

Relation Nicknames

倚阑杆处 [yĭ lán gān chŭ]
Derived from classical Chinese poetry this phrase suggests someone leaning against a railing possibly ...
半步萧音过轻尘诉心悲怜等归人 [bàn bù xiāo yīn guò qīng chén sù xīn bēi lián dĕng guī rén]
With halfstep light dust falls as a sad tune lingers waiting for someones return This evokes imagery ...
怅望江头 [chàng wàng jiāng tóu]
Derived from ancient Chinese poetry this implies standing beside the river and gazing wistfully ...
处若忘行若遗 [chŭ ruò wàng xíng ruò yí]
Derived from Chinese classic poetry meaning ‘ stay calm as if forgotten and walk away as if abandoned ...
倚阑干 [yĭ lán gān]
It translates to Leaning on a balustrade Historically in Chinese poetry this represents someone ...
又倚栏杆 [yòu yĭ lán gān]
Once Again Lean Against the Railings In Chinese poetry leaning against the railings often implies ...
独敛衣袂 [dú liăn yī mèi]
This name suggests solitude and a sense of graceful loneliness where one collects their sleeves ...
夜倚楼台 [yè yĭ lóu tái]
Leaning Against The Terrace At Night ’ paints a scene of a night time solitude or contemplation Often ...
倚楼人瘦 [yĭ lóu rén shòu]
Taken from traditional Chinese poetry it evokes an image of loneliness where a thin figure leans ...