踏红尘 Tahongchen Step in the Red Dust suggests someone who is engaging with

Relation Nicknames

红尘辗 [hóng chén zhăn]
Red Dust or Worldly Life Rolling evokes imagery of the secular world in Buddhism or Daoism context ...
碾转红尘 [niăn zhuăn hóng chén]
Traversing through red dust referring to being deeply embroiled in worldly affairs or human society ...
绕指红尘 [răo zhĭ hóng chén]
Red dust wrapped around the fingers means being involved deeply in worldly affairs or emotions Red ...
命任沉浮忘红尘 [mìng rèn chén fú wàng hóng chén]
Expresses going through lifes highs and lows indifferently detached from worldly desires Red dust ...
扯不断的红尘丢不掉的记忆 [chĕ bù duàn de hóng chén diū bù diào de jì yì]
This nickname conveys a sentiment of someone entangled in the hustle and bustle of life and human ...
红尘错落缘只为你 [hóng chén cuò luò yuán zhĭ wéi nĭ]
Loosely translates to Entangled In The Mortal World For Your Sake Alone Here red dust hongchen metaphorically ...
红尘俗景 [hóng chén sú jĭng]
Red dust vulgar scenery symbolizes the hustle and bustle of secular life in China The term Red dust ...
遥遥红尘 [yáo yáo hóng chén]
遥遥红尘 symbolizes a distant or hardtoreach mortal world or life Red dust is often used metaphorically ...
红尘易破 [hóng chén yì pò]
Breaking Away from the Mortal World Red dust in Chinese culture symbolizes the hustle and bustle ...