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世间风
[shì jiān fēng]
'Winds of the World' implies encountering various experiences, fortunes, or challenges life brings one’s way. The wind can be interpreted as changes, chances, or the twists of fate encountered in this world.
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一路风吹
[yī lù fēng chuī]
Wind All Along the Way can mean experiencing challenges or changes throughout ones journey where ...
风在摇摆
[fēng zài yáo băi]
The Wind Swinging suggests a dynamic scene where something is swaying or moving gently with the wind ...
风儿吹过左边
[fēng ér chuī guò zuŏ biān]
Wind Blows From The Left Perhaps metaphorical for experiences passing by or influencing life directionally ...
当风来
[dāng fēng lái]
Literal translation : When Wind Comes Here wind carries rich symbolic meaning in many oriental ...
风中来过
[fēng zhōng lái guò]
Have Come Through the Wind suggests a life journey marked by adversity change and possibly isolation ...
风吹流年
[fēng chuī liú nián]
Winds blow through the fleeting years implies an attitude where time passes and things constantly ...
风吹来风筝
[fēng chuī lái fēng zhēng]
Wind blows in kite implies that life is like a flying kite which drifts with the winds direction ; ...
长风吹不还
[zhăng fēng chuī bù hái]
Winds That Dont Return represents things set on an irreversible course or experiences lost once ...
像你像风
[xiàng nĭ xiàng fēng]
Like you like the wind may express intangible similarities between someone and the wind perhaps ...