绿杨陌上多别离 Referencing an old Chinese poem this phrase conveys parting

Relation Nicknames

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 ...
一剪杨柳唱罢 [yī jiăn yáng liŭ chàng bà]
A phrase suggesting a melancholic farewell where the willow branch symbolizing separation in Chinese ...
杨花折尽 [yáng huā zhé jĭn]
Meaning willow flowers all faded this phrase evokes a poignant imagery of the passage of time and ...
清风折柳 [qīng fēng zhé liŭ]
A beautiful phrase depicting a light breeze that can bend willow branches Metaphorically it suggests ...
直须看尽洛城花始共春风容易别 [zhí xū kàn jĭn luò chéng huā shĭ gòng chūn fēng róng yì bié]
Derived from a line of classical Chinese poetry : the phrase refers to the fleeting nature of spring ...
二十二桥枫别雨 [èr shí èr qiáo fēng bié yŭ]
Refers to a poetic scene of saying farewell beneath maples and rain near bridges This likely refers ...
对长亭晚 [duì zhăng tíng wăn]
This comes from a traditional Chinese parting phrase which describes bidding farewell at dusk by ...
折柳赠离别 [zhé liŭ zèng lí bié]
In traditional Chinese culture “ Giving Willows as a Parting Gift ” is a metaphor for farewell since ...
寒柳 [hán liŭ]
Cold Willow a term often used in classical Chinese poetry to symbolize loneliness sadness and ...