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風尘物
[fēng chén wù]
Literally translated as 'things from the wind dust'. In ancient China, this refers to courtesans or performers, who were considered as floating, unrooted lives. Nowadays, it is used to refer to someone who leads an unstable life.
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风尘女子
[fēng chén nǚ zi]
风尘女子 can be understood as WindDusted Woman It generally refers to a woman who has been traveling ...
过往皆浮尘
[guò wăng jiē fú chén]
过往皆浮尘 gu ò w ǎ ng ji ē f ú ch é n could translate to all past events are but floating dust In a ...
落难风尘
[luò nán fēng chén]
Fallen into Adversity : In ancient China falling into wind dust refers to those who had misfortunes ...
风沙起尘埃落
[fēng shā qĭ chén āi luò]
Means wind stirs up sand and dust settles Often used poetically in Chinese literature referring ...
旧时浮尘
[jiù shí fú chén]
This translates to Old Times Floating Dust In Chinese culture floating dust symbolizes things that ...
留待风尘
[liú dài fēng chén]
Remain in the dust In Chinese culture wind and dust can refer to hardship or chaos in life By using Leave ...