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何你迎风
[hé nĭ yíng fēng]
'How You Face the Wind' Suggests courage and grace in facing difficulties or challenges head-on, as well as possibly admiration for the elegance one shows while confronting the unknown future, adversities or adventures.
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迎风
[yíng fēng]
Literally means Facing the wind It can imply strength and courage to confront difficulties or challenges ...
有风我来顶
[yŏu fēng wŏ lái dĭng]
Literally meaning if there is wind I will face it headon this implies bravery and determination The ...
斜风扑面迎
[xié fēng pū miàn yíng]
Face the Wind Obliquely this gives a poetic description about bravely encountering hardships in ...
风与浪
[fēng yŭ làng]
Wind and Waves implies freedom unpredictability and strength in nature ’ s elements This could ...
迎面的风
[yíng miàn de fēng]
Facing the Wind implies meeting difficulties headon with a brave and positive attitude This nickname ...
临风
[lín fēng]
Facing the wind symbolically representing grace freedom courage and a readiness to meet whatever ...
你像风吹
[nĭ xiàng fēng chuī]
Youre Like The Wind An artistic expression suggesting a certain unpredictability but freedom and ...
你似风
[nĭ sì fēng]
Youre Like The Wind Just like the wind which blows freely without restraint nor attachment so does ...
临风未敢
[lín fēng wèi găn]
Roughly translating to facing the wind but not daring conveys hesitation restraint or perhaps cautiousness ...