君博红颜笑蝴蝶为花醉 Means A gentlemans broad laughter the beauty of red

Relation Nicknames

红颜为君笑 [hóng yán wéi jūn xiào]
Laughing for the one I love this phrase harkens back to classical Chinese poetry often portraying ...
一笑为红颜 [yī xiào wéi hóng yán]
A phrase taken from Chinese ancient culture meaning that it can even be worth a smile when encountering ...
Sweet浅笑 [sweet qiăn xiào]
Combines the English word ‘ Sweet ’ with the Chinese phrase for light laughter expressing sweetness ...
爱到画眉深浅入时无 [ài dào huà méi shēn qiăn rù shí wú]
It is a beautiful expression derived from traditional Chinese culture and poetry This phrase alludes ...
笑奁如花 [xiào lián rú huā]
Laughter Like Flower indicating someone with a beautiful and enchanting laugh Metaphors and similes ...
望你红颜笑 [wàng nĭ hóng yán xiào]
Literally means hoping to see your rosycheeked smile Redness in traditional Chinese culture is ...
红颜祸水白面郎君 [hóng yán huò shuĭ bái miàn láng jūn]
A saying contrasting traditional Chinese beliefs where beauty is deemed to bring trouble 红颜祸水 ...
红颜一笑倾伊人 [hóng yán yī xiào qīng yī rén]
Translated as A Beauty ’ s Smile Conquers All it references traditional Chinese appreciation for ...
一笑倾城二笑倾国 [yī xiào qīng chéng èr xiào qīng guó]
A poetic phrase from ancient Chinese literature meaning that the user ’ s smile is so beautiful it ...