所谓伊人在水壹方 Derived from the classical Chinese poem Classic of Poetry

Relation Nicknames

在水一方 [zài shuĭ yī fāng]
Beside The Water comes from an ancient Chinese poem suggesting waiting for a loved one by water river ...
秋水伊人 [qiū shuĭ yī rén]
Beauty Beyond Autumn Waters comes from ancient Chinese poetry signifying longing and admiration ...
你是我飞不过的沧海 [nĭ shì wŏ fēi bù guò de cāng hăi]
Derived from classical Chinese literature and poetry where vast bodies of water often represent ...
天生丽质难自弃回眸一笑百媚生 [tiān shēng lì zhì nán zì qì huí móu yī xiào băi mèi shēng]
This phrase is derived from an ancient Chinese poem describing a woman of stunning beauty and charm ...
一世倾城半世琉璃 [yī shì qīng chéng bàn shì liú lí]
Derived from Chinese poetry it signifies a person ’ s transient beauty and fragility like dazzling ...
水光潋滟晴方好 [shuĭ guāng liàn yàn qíng fāng hăo]
The shimmering water is splendid under sunny skies This line taken from a Chinese poem illustrates ...
如你倾城 [rú nĭ qīng chéng]
Beautiful as you destroy the city Derived from ancient Chinese poetry this name metaphorically ...
只缘伊人倾城美 [zhĭ yuán yī rén qīng chéng mĕi]
Derived from classical Chinese poetry it translates as only because the beauty of her could topple ...
所谓爱人在水一方 [suŏ wèi ài rén zài shuĭ yī fāng]
A phrase adapted from an ancient Chinese poem the person I love stands on the other side of the river ...