Understand Chinese Nickname
风筝拖着尾巴
[fēng zhēng tuō zhe wĕi bā]
Meaning 'kite dragging its tail,' it might refer to a sense of being burdened by responsibilities or feeling restricted yet still wanting to fly freely, like a kite attached to its string and tail.
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断线的风筝
[duàn xiàn de fēng zhēng]
It means ‘ a kite broken from its string ’ conveying a feeling of being lost unmoored or disconnected ...
像风筝
[xiàng fēng zhēng]
This means like a kite – something thats free yet tethered It reflects a yearning for freedom or travel ...
风筝断了线
[fēng zhēng duàn le xiàn]
A kite broken from its string is used to express feelings of losing control or direction often related ...
你是我放不起的风筝
[nĭ shì wŏ fàng bù qĭ de fēng zhēng]
The phrase translates to You are the kite I cannot let go It implies that the user finds it hard to let ...
风筝被吹断了线
[fēng zhēng bèi chuī duàn le xiàn]
Literally it means the kite was blown off the string a metaphor often depicting losing direction ...
一只风筝这一生
[yī zhĭ fēng zhēng zhè yī shēng]
A kite in this life implies living as free and aimless as a kite drifting along with the winds The name ...
扯线风筝
[chĕ xiàn fēng zhēng]
Literally translated as String Pulling Kite this nickname could express how one feels controlled ...
握在手里的风筝也会断了线
[wò zài shŏu lĭ de fēng zhēng yĕ huì duàn le xiàn]
Literally meaning that even a kite held tightly in hands may lose its thread it signifies that control ...
鸢情
[yuān qíng]
Kite Feeling Kites are considered as flying objects that freely dance in the wind and are also regarded ...