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少年不再年少
[shăo nián bù zài nián shăo]
'The Youth Is No Longer Young'. A poignant reminder or personal reflection of maturation—acknowledging lost innocence, growth, and changes undergone since youth.
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后生太长
[hòu shēng tài zhăng]
Youth Is Too Long it expresses regret or reminiscence of wasted youth or may mean someone still thinks ...
少年已不再年少
[shăo nián yĭ bù zài nián shăo]
The youth is no longer young This expresses nostalgia about growing older A young person reflecting ...
青春当年少
[qīng chūn dāng nián shăo]
Youth belongs to the young Reflecting on youthful vigor and memories highlighting a time filled ...
少年不见了
[shăo nián bù jiàn le]
It translates to the youth is nowhere to be found This might imply the loss of innocence or youth or ...
少年以不在年少
[shăo nián yĭ bù zài nián shăo]
Translated directly as the youth is no longer young indicating the passing of youthful time and conveying ...
少年已不年少
[shăo nián yĭ bù nián shăo]
Translating to The youth is no longer youthful indicating regret or acknowledgment of growth and ...
少年我们已不再年少
[shăo nián wŏ men yĭ bù zài nián shăo]
Youth Were Not Young Anymore indicates reminiscence about lost youth Theres often regret and melancholy ...
少年未老
[shăo nián wèi lăo]
Youth Isn ’ t Gone Yet cherishes the vitality of youth either literally celebrating young age or ...
少年还是忘记了年少
[shăo nián hái shì wàng jì le nián shăo]
The Youth Still Forget Youthfulness implies a reflection on youthful innocence and naivety It conveys ...