青丝綰 “ Bound with Black Hair ” In traditional Chinese weddings couples

Relation Nicknames

绾起青丝 [wăn qĭ qīng sī]
Tying up dark hair commonly associated with ancient Chinese customs represents preparing oneself ...
待你青丝绾正铺十里红妆可愿 [dài nĭ qīng sī wăn zhèng pū shí lĭ hóng zhuāng kĕ yuàn]
From a traditional Chinese marriage custom where bridesmaids would braid brides hair the phrase ...
结发绾袖 [jié fā wăn xiù]
Literally means tying hair with sleeves It reflects a traditional Chinese romantic scene where ...
结发人 [jié fā rén]
Translated literally as Tied Hairs Person but more traditionally it refers to the person with whom ...
与他结发 [yŭ tā jié fā]
This phrase directly means to tie ones hair together with him which metaphorically implies marriage ...
青丝结发 [qīng sī jié fā]
Meaning Tying Hairs Together in ancient China this ritual was part of weddings symbolizing a permanent ...
长发绾君心盼结发与君 [zhăng fā wăn jūn xīn pàn jié fā yŭ jūn]
Long Hair Wraps Your Heart Longing to Marry You : Inspired by classical Chinese romantic concepts ...