水袖散 In Chinese traditional opera performers wear long sleeves water

Relation Nicknames

执水袖 [zhí shuĭ xiù]
Holding Water Sleeves refers to movements performed using long flowing sleeves in traditional ...
执水袖抚眉端 [zhí shuĭ xiù fŭ méi duān]
Holding Silk Sleeves While Touching Eyebrow Ends derived from ancient Chinese opera where performers ...
一袭水袖 [yī xí shuĭ xiù]
Literally translated as A Robe of Water Sleeves this comes from traditional Chinese opera costumes ...
长袖回风 [zhăng xiù huí fēng]
Long sleeves flowing with the wind is a metaphor for elegance and graceful demeanor In historical ...
曲宛水袖 [qŭ wăn shuĭ xiù]
This name combines two elements graceful music 曲 and traditional Chinese long sleeves dancers ...
水袖挽 [shuĭ xiù wăn]
Drawing Water Sleeves refers to the elegant hand movements performed by actors wearing traditional ...
水袖华妆 [shuĭ xiù huá zhuāng]
The water sleeves sleeves in traditional Chinese opera that dancers move like water and rich makeup ...
水袖清弄 [shuĭ xiù qīng nòng]
Playing around with long watery sleeves which comes from the movements seen in traditional Chinese ...
水袖轻舞间 [shuĭ xiù qīng wŭ jiān]
Between Gently Dancing Water Sleeves evokes a graceful elegant image often found in traditional ...