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风从耳边吹
[fēng cóng ĕr biān chuī]
Meaning literally "Wind Blows Past My Ears", the handle suggests a casual, perhaps indifferent, attitude towards life and its challenges as symbolized by wind passing effortlessly over the head
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被风提及
[bèi fēng tí jí]
Meaning Mentioned by the Wind gives an airy feeling suggesting impermanence transience lightheartedness ...
耳旁风
[ĕr páng fēng]
This translates to wind passing by the ear which is an idiom meaning something heard but not heeded ...
风掠过耳际
[fēng lüè guò ĕr jì]
This means Wind Passes by the Ear It describes a serene and fleeting moment when the wind brushes past ...
薄情风
[bó qíng fēng]
Callous Wind implies heartlessness indifference or detachment Just as wind moves on without care ...
迎面的风
[yíng miàn de fēng]
Facing the Wind implies meeting difficulties headon with a brave and positive attitude This nickname ...
那颗风中摇摆的头
[nèi kē fēng zhōng yáo băi de tóu]
The head swinging in the wind symbolizes uncertainty and restlessness under pressure or hardship ...
风入耳
[fēng rù ĕr]
Wind passing by the ears Wind in the Ear creates an image of something transient or fleeting such as ...
风在耳畔
[fēng zài ĕr pàn]
Meaning Wind by My Ears it can express carefree living or fleeting moments often symbolizing freedom ...
风过耳际
[fēng guò ĕr jì]
Wind passing by the ear Its like describing how things happen swiftly and lightly as wind blows past ...