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风中叶
[fēng zhōng yè]
'Leaves in the wind' describes an uncontrollable state, similar to floating leaves in the wind, representing being helpless and insignificant in front of power or destiny, as well as implying transience.
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不问归期的风
[bù wèn guī qī de fēng]
The Wind Unconcerned with Its Return implies carefree wandering representing freedom and unpredictability ...
落叶终究抵不过风旳执着
[luò yè zhōng jiū dĭ bù guò fēng dì zhí zhe]
This phrase uses natural imagery of leaves being unable to resist the forceful persistence of wind ...
不驯的风
[bù xùn de fēng]
Meaning Unsubdued Wind this evokes an image of something wild and uncontrollable suggesting freedom ...
迷失在风中
[mí shī zài fēng zhōng]
Lost in the wind which conveys a sense of uncertainty and aimlessness like wandering lost and aimlessly ...
落叶随风
[luò yè suí fēng]
The fallen leaves drifting with the wind indicates following the course of nature or destiny This ...
像一场风
[xiàng yī chăng fēng]
Like a breeze this could imply something fleeting and ungraspable Perhaps expressing freedom from ...
像风中落叶
[xiàng fēng zhōng luò yè]
Just like leaves carried by the wind Often referring to someone or something aimless or wandering ...