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你眼里起风
[nĭ yăn lĭ qĭ fēng]
The Wind Starts in Your Eyes : An evocative and romantic phrase indicating that something is stirring ...
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看春风乍起
[kàn chūn fēng zhà qĭ]
Translates as Watching spring breeze start all at once This line beautifully depicts observing ...
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清早吹风
[qīng zăo chuī fēng]
Blowing Wind Early in the Morning can refer simply to enjoying morning breezes or signify refreshing ...
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起有风
[qĭ yŏu fēng]
The name suggests a breeze rises or wind starts blowing It gives a poetic image of something quietly ...
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风吹起了
[fēng chuī qĭ le]
The wind blew up evokes the image of a breeze starting which can symbolize fleeting moments in life ...
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风起了
[fēng qĭ le]
Literally the wind has started It evokes imagery from the natural world to suggest the onset of change ...
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清晨起风
[qīng chén qĭ fēng]
Wind Rising in the Morning It conveys the gentle and refreshing feeling brought on by early morning ...
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初起的风
[chū qĭ de fēng]
The Wind Just Rising : A beautiful way of referring to early gentle winds that hint at upcoming changes ...
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天边风已起
[tiān biān fēng yĭ qĭ]
The Wind has Started Over at the Edge of the Sky is poetic conveying a sense of change or transition ...