说柳人
[shuō liŭ rén]
'Shuo Liu Ren' is translated to 'willow talker'. There are two layers of connotation: firstly, willows often appear in Chinese classical poems which usually symbolize sadness or farewell; secondly, ancient stories had the custom that willow branches were given as farewell gifts when seeing off travelers. Therefore, the owner of such ID may imply that they enjoy recalling nostalgic scenes.