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手握扬沙
[shŏu wò yáng shā]
'Hold Sand Aloft' comes from classical Chinese poetry where 'grasp at the flowing sand to let it slip through one's fingers' symbolizes ephemeral moments and the fleeting nature of life.
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手握余沙
[shŏu wò yú shā]
Grasping leftover sand alludes to fleeting moments that slip through fingers even when tightly ...
时光是握不住的沙
[shí guāng shì wò bù zhù de shā]
Translates into Time is sand you cannot hold This draws on a popular metaphor in Chinese poetic traditions ...
一指流砂罢了
[yī zhĭ liú shā bà le]
In Chinese culture sand running between fingers implies fleeting moments that disappear quickly ...
指尖砂
[zhĭ jiān shā]
指尖砂 translates to sand at the fingertips It can symbolize fleeting moments or transient feelings ...
如指尖流沙
[rú zhĭ jiān liú shā]
Like Sand Through Fingers symbolizes fleeting moments or uncontrollable losses slipping away ...
左手流沙
[zuŏ shŏu liú shā]
Left Hand Flowing Sand could be symbolic of how sand slips away as its flowing through your fingers ...
指间沙落
[zhĭ jiān shā luò]
The meaning is simple yet poignant : sand slipping through fingers It represents fleeting moments ...
手中沙
[shŏu zhōng shā]
Sand in hand It metaphorically suggests holding on to something transient or hard to grasp Sand slipping ...