柳丝照旧绿 The phrase means Willow threads are still green In Chinese culture

Relation Nicknames

盏中柳色浅 [zhăn zhōng liŭ sè qiăn]
The phrase means that there is a hint of willow green color inside the cup Willow green implies sadness ...
折柳盼君归 [zhé liŭ pàn jūn guī]
Translates as Breaking Willows Awaiting Your Return Historically in Chinese literature and poetry ...
屋角垂杨苫 [wū jiăo chuí yáng shān]
This username translates to something poetic like Willow Shade At The Corner Of The House In Chinese ...
杨柳垂陌头 [yáng liŭ chuí mò tóu]
Willow Branches Hang Over the Roadside uses willows in traditional Chinese poetry which stand for ...
一片柳叶 [yī piàn liŭ yè]
Translates to a willow leaf A single willow leaf is light fragile yet full of poetic connotations ...
柳色堪折 [liŭ sè kān zhé]
The green color of the willow can be broken off originates from ancient times in China when people ...
折柳路过 [zhé liŭ lù guò]
Traditionally in Chinese culture willows symbolize departure and longing Passing by breaking ...
败了青柳 [bài le qīng liŭ]
The literal meaning is Failed Green Willow It could imply a person feeling dejected or defeated but ...
柳叶的多娇差不住的煎熬 [liŭ yè de duō jiāo chā bù zhù de jiān áo]
Translates to the torturous beauty of willow leaves This poetic expression might imply an inner ...