绛尘 Red dust Ji à ng ch é n refers to worldly affairs and mundane life in Chinese

Relation Nicknames

红尘相斥 [hóng chén xiāng chì]
Repelling from the Red Dust material world In Chinese philosophy red dust refers to worldly affairs ...
红尘千万丈 [hóng chén qiān wàn zhàng]
H ó ng Ch é n Qi ā nw à n Zh à ng means Red Dust Reaches High Red dust metaphorically represents the ...
渡过红尘 [dù guò hóng chén]
Du Guo Hong Chen implies having gone through or transcended the tumultuous and secular world Red ...
紅塵 [hóng chén]
Meaning Red Dust this phrase usually refers to the mundane world or society filled with material ...
命任沉浮忘红尘 [mìng rèn chén fú wàng hóng chén]
Expresses going through lifes highs and lows indifferently detached from worldly desires Red dust ...
红尘你 [hóng chén nĭ]
Hong Chen Ni where red dust signifies earthly life ; this term means You amidst worldly affairs It ...
红尘卷 [hóng chén juăn]
Hong Chen Juan translates as Scroll of Red Dust referring to an artistic metaphor for the hustle and ...
说透红尘 [shuō tòu hóng chén]
Seeing Through The World ’ s Illusions In the Chinese cultural context red dust refers to secular ...
红尘易破 [hóng chén yì pò]
Breaking Away from the Mortal World Red dust in Chinese culture symbolizes the hustle and bustle ...