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眸红
[móu hóng]
'Mou Hong' can be translated as 'eyes turn red', implying someone has been crying. Often used as a symbol of sorrow or deep emotion in Chinese literature, this internet name could express sadness or an emotional personality.
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眸下de忧伤
[móu xià de yōu shāng]
The character 眸 m ò u means eyes de is an adjectival article similar to English of and 忧伤 y ō ush ...
泣
[qì]
This single Chinese character means crying and is often used to convey strong feelings like grief ...
眼繁体字网名眼泪划过我的
[yăn fán tĭ zì wăng míng yăn lèi huà guò wŏ de]
Using traditional Chinese characters this name depicts tears streaming down one ’ s face This suggests ...
悲伤渗透了俄的眼睛
[bēi shāng shèn tòu le é de yăn jīng]
This name reflects a deep sadness The word 俄 me in the dialect of Northeastern China adds a sense of ...
哭红了眼睛
[kū hóng le yăn jīng]
Ku Hong Le Yan Jing means crying till the eyes turn red which expresses the state after prolonged crying ...
眼泪恋人
[yăn lèi liàn rén]
In Chinese culture expressing emotion like sadness is sometimes done through direct symbolism ...
心凉红眼
[xīn liáng hóng yăn]
Translated as Xin Liang Hong Yan which means heart cold red eyes it implies crying until the eyes turn ...
眼角沾泪
[yăn jiăo zhān lèi]
Tears in the corner of the eye This name conveys sadness as if the person frequently feels like crying ...
眸中哀切
[móu zhōng āi qiè]
Mou Zhong Ai Qie which means Grief in the Eyes This nickname signifies deep sorrow or sadness reflected ...