少年不知愁 A phrase borrowed from classical Chinese literature it reflects

Relation Nicknames

懵懂 [mĕng dŏng]
Translating as Innocence or Naivety this Chinese name evokes purity and freshness of perspective ...
一身稚气 [yī shēn zhì qì]
Directly translated as childish it expresses innocence and naivety associated with childhood ...
少年不食穷滋味 [shăo nián bù shí qióng zī wèi]
This name loosely translated means Youth does not taste the hardship of poverty It suggests that ...
人不范二枉少年 [rén bù fàn èr wăng shăo nián]
This nickname suggests that ones youth should be spent being a bit reckless and carefree ; if not ...
天真无鞋的家伙 [tiān zhēn wú xié de jiā huŏ]
The phrase combines elements of childish innocence tianzhen being innocent and poverty not having ...
小时咣少年纪 [xiăo shí guāng shăo nián jì]
A playful phrase that translates to Innocence and Naivety reflecting the simplicity and carefree ...
少年不知愁滋味却强说愁 [shăo nián bù zhī chóu zī wèi què qiáng shuō chóu]
From a famous Chinese poets verse it means the young lack understanding of sorrow but pretend to have ...
90后放肆的青春 [90 hòu fàng sì de qīng chūn]
Reckless Youth of Post90s This term refers to the freespirited and unrestrained nature typical ...
我不知道我还能天真多久 [wŏ bù zhī dào wŏ hái néng tiān zhēn duō jiŭ]
This Chinese name suggests a sense of questioning how long the person can maintain their innocence ...