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束发人
[shù fā rén]
This translates literally as tiedhair person often referring to young people especially men from ...
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头钗
[tóu chāi]
This name directly describes an accessory worn on the head or in the hair which symbolizes femininity ...
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青丝绾发
[qīng sī wăn fā]
Literally translated to Black Hair Tied Up this name evokes a classical Chinese poetic image symbolizing ...
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挽发成结
[wăn fā chéng jié]
It depicts the act of tying up hair symbolizing a traditional Chinese style where long hair is bound ...
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梳着长发
[shū zhe zhăng fā]
This name evokes the image of someone with long flowing hair often symbolizing a kind of elegance ...
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赠君长发
[zèng jūn zhăng fā]
The name translates to Gift You Long Hair In Chinese culture hair often symbolizes femininity elegance ...
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绾玉簪
[wăn yù zān]
This refers to traditional Chinese culture Tying Hair with a Jade Hairpin Often seen as evoking classical ...
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绾我长发为你绾发
[wăn wŏ zhăng fā wéi nĭ wăn fā]
This name suggests a romantic scenario where two people ’ s lives and destinies are entwined It literally ...
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长发飘飘剪了可好
[zhăng fā piāo piāo jiăn le kĕ hăo]
This name conveys the sentiment of someone wondering if it would be better to cut their long flowing ...