剪了头发断了情 Literally translates to Cut hair and severed ties In Chinese

Relation Nicknames

束发人 [shù fā rén]
This translates literally as tiedhair person often referring to young people especially men from ...
相交断发 [xiāng jiāo duàn fā]
In historical Chinese context cutting hair duanfa might signify renouncing or breaking from a relationship ...
长发为君留短发为君剪 [zhăng fā wéi jūn liú duăn fā wéi jūn jiăn]
This phrase means that long hair was kept for your beloved one symbolizing grace and elegance and ...
结发绾袖 [jié fā wăn xiù]
Literally means tying hair with sleeves It reflects a traditional Chinese romantic scene where ...
绾发挽发 [wăn fā wăn fā]
This name refers to the act of tying up hair In ancient Chinese culture women would tie their hair up ...
青丝绾发 [qīng sī wăn fā]
Literally translated to Black Hair Tied Up this name evokes a classical Chinese poetic image symbolizing ...
挽发成结 [wăn fā chéng jié]
It depicts the act of tying up hair symbolizing a traditional Chinese style where long hair is bound ...
断长发 [duàn zhăng fā]
Literally meaning cut long hair this could symbolize severing ties with past attachments or identities ...
绾我长发为你绾发 [wăn wŏ zhăng fā wéi nĭ wăn fā]
This name suggests a romantic scenario where two people ’ s lives and destinies are entwined It literally ...