寒柳 Cold Willow a term often used in classical Chinese poetry to symbolize

Relation Nicknames

折柳盼君归 [zhé liŭ pàn jūn guī]
Translates as Breaking Willows Awaiting Your Return Historically in Chinese literature and poetry ...
屋角垂杨苫 [wū jiăo chuí yáng shān]
This username translates to something poetic like Willow Shade At The Corner Of The House In Chinese ...
杨柳垂陌头 [yáng liŭ chuí mò tóu]
Willow Branches Hang Over the Roadside uses willows in traditional Chinese poetry which stand for ...
一片柳叶 [yī piàn liŭ yè]
Translates to a willow leaf A single willow leaf is light fragile yet full of poetic connotations ...
绿杨陌上多别离 [lǜ yáng mò shàng duō bié lí]
Referencing an old Chinese poem this phrase conveys parting and sadness in the setting of spring ...
二十二桥枫别雨 [èr shí èr qiáo fēng bié yŭ]
Refers to a poetic scene of saying farewell beneath maples and rain near bridges This likely refers ...
折了杨花 [zhé le yáng huā]
Break off willow catkins Willow trees are often associated with farewell in ancient Chinese poetry ...
霜凝柳眉 [shuāng níng liŭ méi]
It describes a poetic scene of frost on willow leaves during a cold autumn morning reflecting feelings ...
雨打梨花深闭门 [yŭ dă lí huā shēn bì mén]
Originating from classical Chinese poetry this idiom paints a poetic image of solitude where rain ...