红袖轻撩 Hong Xiu Qing Liao : Literally translated into a slight movement

Relation Nicknames

红袖舞 [hóng xiù wŭ]
Dancing Red Sleeves It may evoke the image of graceful and alluring dancers performing traditional ...
红弯袖 [hóng wān xiù]
‘ Hong Wan Xiu ’ translates to ‘ Red Bent Sleeve ’ referring to someone ’ s appearance or attire ...
红袖轻捋 [hóng xiù qīng lǚ]
Gently Pulling the Red Sleeve evokes classical Chinese imagery where ‘ red sleeves ’ refer to beautiful ...
罗衫轻袖舞飞扬 [luó shān qīng xiù wŭ fēi yáng]
The name evokes the imagery of a delicate and graceful dance perhaps with traditional Chinese attire ...
水袖丹衣 [shuĭ xiù dān yī]
These are elegant long sleeves common in Chinese classical dance paired with red clothing Dan stands ...
红扇罗袖 [hóng shàn luó xiù]
Literally means red fan and embroidered sleeves it represents the elegance of traditional Chinese ...
为谁长袖 [wéi shéi zhăng xiù]
This implies dancing for someone with sleeves that flow gracefully The phrase captures the imagery ...
缇罢水袖 [tí bà shuĭ xiù]
缇罢 references a type of deep orangered color while 水袖 describes long flowing sleeves seen in ...
红袖轻弄 [hóng xiù qīng nòng]
Hong Xiu Qington is a poetic phrase evoking imagery from ancient Chinese literary scenes Red sleeve ...