风劲角弓鸣 From a line in ancient Chinese poetry describing the vigorous

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风声易潇潇 [fēng shēng yì xiāo xiāo]
Wind sounds change easily In classical Chinese poetry 潇潇 often depicts rain pouring or wind blowing ...
风驻骨 [fēng zhù gú]
Literally translates as Wind Stays on the Bones It creates an impression of strength yet gentleness ...
风入袂 [fēng rù mèi]
This phrase meaning Wind enters sleeve gives an elegant poetic feel Ancient Chinese poetry often ...
撞裂街中的风 [zhuàng liè jiē zhōng de fēng]
Translating to the streetcracking wind Using an exaggerated metaphor it describes strong wind ...
风想说 [fēng xiăng shuō]
The phrase suggests that the wind often used in Chinese poetry to symbolize thoughts or feelings ...
西风未休 [xī fēng wèi xiū]
The Western wind does not rest It evokes imagery of persistent strength or movement often symbolized ...
把酒向东风 [bă jiŭ xiàng dōng fēng]
Originally from Chinese poetry this suggests making a toast to the wind as if celebrating nature ...
往风 [wăng fēng]
A poetic term that describes movement towards the wind Wind in Chinese literature can have varied ...
袖中来风 [xiù zhōng lái fēng]
Wind Comes from Sleeves evokes a sense of elegance grace under pressure or even mysticism Ancient ...