阑珊 A classical Chinese word that generally describes things as being nearly

Relation Nicknames

一寸 [yī cùn]
In traditional Chinese culture this expression is often part of longer idioms referring to short ...
人倚楼 [rén yĭ lóu]
A figure leaning against a building Theres often an air of melancholy quiet contemplation and introspection ...
瞿然 [jù rán]
A rare Chinese word denoting a sudden start of fear surprise or realization A netizen using this pseudonym ...
倾了心失了魂 [qīng le xīn shī le hún]
These Chinese words imply someone who is extremely focused on something to the point where they are ...
猜中了开头却没能猜中结局 [cāi zhōng le kāi tóu què méi néng cāi zhōng jié jú]
This Chinese phrase expresses the bittersweet feeling of predicting or foreseeing how something ...
识你不悔沉溺不清 [shī nĭ bù huĭ chén nì bù qīng]
This can be understood as Not regretting knowing you though I am drowned into something vague This ...
谁知道明天会有多远谁知道昨天会有多近 [shéi zhī dào míng tiān huì yŏu duō yuăn shéi zhī dào zuó tiān huì yŏu duō jìn]
This Chinese phrase expresses the unpredictability and transience of life It means no one can foresee ...
咫尺安遥 [zhĭ chĭ ān yáo]
The Chinese idiom refers to things or people appearing physically close but still unreachable It ...