捧着风 Literally holding the wind it suggests someone who cherishes fleeting

Relation Nicknames

像风握在手里 [xiàng fēng wò zài shŏu lĭ]
Holding wind in ones hand represents a delicate and ethereal beauty implying something hard to hold ...
挽风挽浪 [wăn fēng wăn làng]
Describes someone trying to hold onto the wind and waves symbolizing an effort to grasp fleeting ...
拥不住风 [yōng bù zhù fēng]
Unable to embrace the wind symbolizes a wish to hold on to something intangible or transient highlighting ...
留住风 [liú zhù fēng]
Literally means to keep the wind This reflects a wishful desire to hold onto something intangible ...
抓不住的风 [zhuā bù zhù de fēng]
The Wind You Cant Hold : Represents something intangible and unreachable but beautiful just like ...
长着风的模样 [zhăng zhe fēng de mó yàng]
Literally means having the appearance of wind It poetically describes someone or something as intangible ...
拢风入怀袖 [lŏng fēng rù huái xiù]
Holding Wind in Sleeve : This suggests embracing fleeting moments like a breeze that can only momentarily ...
握不住的风 [wò bù zhù de fēng]
Wind I Cannot Hold evokes an image of something intangible yet beautiful and fleeting — much like ...
手中握风 [shŏu zhōng wò fēng]
Holding Wind in Hands symbolizes capturing something intangible or fleeting ; wind being impossible ...