开三两枝 means A Few Branches Blossoming It originates from classical Chinese

Relation Nicknames

桃之夭夭 [táo zhī yāo yāo]
Peach Blossoms Blooming comes from ancient Chinese poetry and describes vibrant blossoming peach ...
花开不败 [huā kāi bù bài]
Literally means flower bloom without decay Metaphorically this suggests unwavering vitality ...
红杏枝头闹 [hóng xìng zhī tóu nào]
Literature inspired name taken from classical Chinese poems which describe the blooming branches ...
桃之夭夭其叶蓁蓁 [táo zhī yāo yāo qí yè zhēn zhēn]
Derived from ancient Chinese poetry this phrase means The peach trees flourish and grow luxuriantly ...
桃之夭夭烁烁其华 [táo zhī yāo yāo shuò shuò qí huá]
This phrase is taken from classical Chinese poetry depicting peach trees blooming luxuriantly ...
花开成海思念成灾 [huā kāi chéng hăi sī niàn chéng zāi]
This name suggests a profound and overwhelming longing or missing someonesomething symbolized ...
绿枝花 [lǜ zhī huā]
In Chinese 绿 stands for green which symbolizes life or vitality 枝 means branches and 花 are flowers ...
一枝桃花 [yī zhī táo huā]
Derived from Chinese poetic imagery ‘ A branch of peach blossom ’ evokes a sense of beauty and elegance ...
一棵开花的树 [yī kē kāi huā de shù]
Literally means a blossoming tree It can refer to beauty growth new beginnings or even temporary ...