落雁后 Luo Yan Hou translates as After the Geese Fell Historically in Chinese

Relation Nicknames

雁去 [yàn qù]
Yan Qu literally means the goose has left It connotes a sense of departure reminiscent of geese flying ...
雁去留青梅 [yàn qù liú qīng méi]
Literally meaning geese fly leaving the Chinese plum behind this evokes a sense of nostalgia for ...
落雁沉鱼 [luò yàn chén yú]
Luo yan chen yu meaning fallen geese and sunken fish This is an ancient Chinese idiom used to describe ...
花落雁飞 [huā luò yàn fēi]
Literally translating as Flowers fall ; Geese Fly it is evocative imagery from classical Chinese ...
雁字回首 [yàn zì huí shŏu]
Wild Geese Looking Back is often inspired by classical Chinese poetry The term reflects on fleeting ...
雁南飞 [yàn nán fēi]
Literally translated as the geese flying south According to Chinese cultural understanding it ...
沉渔落雁 [chén yú luò yàn]
Sinking Fish and Falling Geese : An ancient Chinese phrase depicting extraordinary beauty so striking ...
雁行今未 [yàn xíng jīn wèi]
Loosely translates to wild geese flying not now Wild geese often symbolize departure or passage ...
少年曾羡慕远方的雁 [shăo nián céng xiàn mù yuăn fāng de yàn]
Translating literally into the young once admired the wild geese in the distance it carries a romantic ...