鹤发童颜白衣胜雪
[hè fā tóng yán bái yī shèng xuĕ]
This nickname, which translates literally to 'crane hair, youthful face, white robes cleaner than snow', paints a picture of an otherworldly beauty. It evokes an image from Chinese classical literature and traditional paintings, of a wise elder who appears youthful, or even ageless, in their demeanor. Often depicted wearing clean white robes that suggest purity and transcendence over mundane life.