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捧着风
[pĕng zhe fēng]
Literally holding the wind it suggests someone who cherishes fleeting or intangible things symbolizing ...
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像风握在手里
[xiàng fēng wò zài shŏu lĭ]
Holding wind in ones hand represents a delicate and ethereal beauty implying something hard to hold ...
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握在手里的风
[wò zài shŏu lĭ de fēng]
Holding Wind in Hands portrays trying to capture something transient or intangible A sense of impossibility ...
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长风怀袖
[zhăng fēng huái xiù]
Poetically describes wind kept within sleeves Metaphorically it evokes elegance and grace possibly ...
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拥进怀里的风
[yōng jìn huái lĭ de fēng]
The wind embraced in arms is poetic suggesting one holds and cherishes fleeting things like a soft ...
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挽一袖春风
[wăn yī xiù chūn fēng]
Catching Spring Wind within a Sleeve suggests seizing fleeting and pleasant moments like capturing ...
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手中握风
[shŏu zhōng wò fēng]
Holding Wind in Hands symbolizes capturing something intangible or fleeting ; wind being impossible ...
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挽袖清风欲挽清风
[wăn xiù qīng fēng yù wăn qīng fēng]
Rolling up my sleeves to embrace the clear breeze reflects the longing to capture or hold on to fleeting ...
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你的衣襟飘人间
[nĭ de yī jīn piāo rén jiān]
Your Sleeve Flutters Across Humanity : Conveys a graceful movement almost like a gentle breeze ...