过尽了千帆 Translated as Passed by a thousand sails this phrase originates

Relation Nicknames

过尽千帆 [guò jĭn qiān fān]
After Countless Sails this phrase comes from the classical Chinese poetry and metaphorically refers ...
一川芳菲尽 [yī chuān fāng fēi jĭn]
It could be translated into All Splendors of A River Gone It describes the fleeting nature of time ...
浮生如此 [fú shēng rú cĭ]
Derived from classical Chinese poetry it can mean something like Life is but fleeting moments It ...
沉舟侧畔过 [chén zhōu cè pàn guò]
Taken from a Chinese poem it reflects a serene and reflective mood Literally it translates to sailing ...
最是人间留不住朱颜辞镜花辞树 [zuì shì rén jiān liú bù zhù zhū yán cí jìng huā cí shù]
This poetic expression originates from traditional Chinese poetry translating approximately ...
破千帆 [pò qiān fān]
This means Passed a thousand sails Derived from an ancient Chinese expression describing someone ...
此生尽 [cĭ shēng jĭn]
Literally translating to This Life is Exhausted this name implies deep exhaustion and possibly ...
一趟人间 [yī tàng rén jiān]
‘一趟人间’ implies a brief journey through life or more poetically a fleeting passage through ...
谁知道明天会有多远谁知道昨天会有多近 [shéi zhī dào míng tiān huì yŏu duō yuăn shéi zhī dào zuó tiān huì yŏu duō jìn]
This Chinese phrase expresses the unpredictability and transience of life It means no one can foresee ...