落花吹遍 translates as the fallen flowers have all been scattered by wind

Relation Nicknames

零落 [líng luò]
The term implies the appearance of things scattered or disordered In classical Chinese poetry and ...
长安一夜尽落花 [zhăng ān yī yè jĭn luò huā]
This phrase translates as Flowers Fall Overnight in Changan It conveys imagery from classical Chinese ...
不雨花犹落 [bù yŭ huā yóu luò]
Inspired by Chinese literature it expresses even without rain flowers still fall evoking melancholy ...
坠花湮 [zhuì huā yīn]
坠花湮 can mean Falling Flower Vanished This gives an ephemeral poetic image like fallen flower ...
落花却無情 [luò huā què wú qíng]
Derived from classical Chinese sentimentality about life changes Fallen flowers which have no ...
风吹菊花落 [fēng chuī jú huā luò]
The name Flowers Blown by Wind depicts a delicate and somewhat sad scene It conveys loneliness or ...
林花谢了春红落叶泛起归衷 [lín huā xiè le chūn hóng luò yè fàn qĭ guī zhōng]
Derived from a classic Chinese verse it portrays transient beauty as seen in nature with flowers ...
落花风雨 [luò huā fēng yŭ]
落花风雨 evokes poetic imagery In traditional Chinese art and literature falling flowers 落花 ...
无可奈何花落去似曾相识燕归来 [wú kĕ nài hé huā luò qù sì céng xiāng shī yàn guī lái]
This phrase is from an ancient Chinese poem expressing a deep feeling of helplessness and nostalgia ...