扇底风 This poetic term Breeze under the Fan originates from traditional

Relation Nicknames

清风入袖 [qīng fēng rù xiù]
A Gentle Breeze Enters My Sleeve conveys the light and graceful feeling when cool air touches you ...
栮古春风 [ĕr gŭ chūn fēng]
While it literally means antique spring breeze it metaphorically implies the refreshing and soothing ...
扇影风 [shàn yĭng fēng]
Describing shadow or breeze brought by swinging a fan it brings images of classic Chinese paintings ...
飘荡的南风 [piāo dàng de nán fēng]
Translated as Wandering Southern Breeze this carries romantic implications and tranquility associated ...
清风已醉伊人未归 [qīng fēng yĭ zuì yī rén wèi guī]
The name can be translated as The breeze is intoxicated but the beloved one has not returned yet In ...
清风相嘘 [qīng fēng xiāng xū]
This name means Sighs in the gentle breeze It suggests a feeling of lightheartedness and nostalgia ...
微风太凉错过旧时 [wēi fēng tài liáng cuò guò jiù shí]
The gentle breeze is too cold to blow me into the past times In Chinese culture wind is often used as ...
清风归去 [qīng fēng guī qù]
Translated to EnglishReturn with the gentle breeze it indicates that the person using it is tired ...
清风折扇 [qīng fēng zhé shàn]
This can be translated as Breeze and Fans often evoking images of traditional Chinese aesthetics ...