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南风未起北先凉
[nán fēng wèi qĭ bĕi xiān liáng]
'The South Wind Has Not Blown, But the North Is Already Cool' is poetic, implying a situation that seems hopeful but turns unexpected, perhaps referring to unfulfilled desires or sudden disappointment.
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南风向北
[nán fēng xiàng bĕi]
South wind blowing north this can imply going against natural tendencies or conventions Symbolically ...
迟来北风
[chí lái bĕi fēng]
A poetic way of referring to the north wind came late Here north wind refers to cold bleakness but also ...
南山不负北风不留
[nán shān bù fù bĕi fēng bù liú]
Literally translated to South Mountain Not Leaving Behind North Wind Unretentive This poetic phrase ...
北风以南城无情南城以南木无情
[bĕi fēng yĭ nán chéng wú qíng nán chéng yĭ nán mù wú qíng]
This poetic phrase translates to North Wind South the city is indifferent ; South of the southern ...
南风北吹
[nán fēng bĕi chuī]
South Wind Blows North : This phrase might metaphorically mean bringing warmth from the south or ...
北风未归
[bĕi fēng wèi guī]
North Wind Yet to Return : It portrays the imagery of the north wind not having come back Could suggest ...
南风微凉北风乍暖
[nán fēng wēi liáng bĕi fēng zhà nuăn]
Literally this translates to South wind brings mild cool north wind sudden warmth It implies contrasts ...
南吹北风我等你归
[nán chuī bĕi fēng wŏ dĕng nĭ guī]
Literally meaning The south blows north wind while I wait for you to return it portrays the sentiment ...
南风好冷
[nán fēng hăo lĕng]
In Chinese poetic terms South Wind can refer to the wind coming from the south Often it is seen as a warm ...