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蓦然回首
[mò rán huí shŏu]
Suddenly Look Back comes from an ancient Chinese poem by Xin Qiji describing unexpectedly looking ...
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见佳人回眸
[jiàn jiā rén huí móu]
A Beauty Glances Back Derived from an ancient Chinese phrase referring to the charming scene of a ...
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疑似你
[yí sì nĭ]
In classical Chinese poetry the phrase implies a person that resembles you but is not exactly you ...
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陌然回首他在灯火阑珊处
[mò rán huí shŏu tā zài dēng huŏ lán shān chŭ]
Derived from a famous Chinese poem it evokes a scene where a person looks back after being estranged ...
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顾盼生辉
[gù pàn shēng huī]
Literally it can be translated into Glancing around brilliance appears This ancient Chinese phrase ...
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惊回眸
[jīng huí móu]
Translates directly as Surprised Glance Back In traditional Chinese culture such glances often ...
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又倚栏杆
[yòu yĭ lán gān]
Once Again Lean Against the Railings In Chinese poetry leaning against the railings often implies ...
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回眸之间
[huí móu zhī jiān]
A Glance Backward refers to an elegant turning head gesture with the eyes glancing back at something ...
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转身回眸下
[zhuăn shēn huí móu xià]
In Chinese poetry or romantic literature the gesture often used when one leaves and looks back before ...