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挽风听你
[wăn fēng tīng nĭ]
'Hold the Wind and Listen to You' evokes imagery of holding fleeting and untouchable elements—like listening intently while also wishing to keep a moment (or you, a subject of interest) from fading away, just as winds pass.
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握在手里的风
[wò zài shŏu lĭ de fēng]
Holding Wind in Hands portrays trying to capture something transient or intangible A sense of impossibility ...
风里掺着你
[fēng lĭ chān zhe nĭ]
You Are Blended into the Wind : This indicates someone whose memories or existence are so deeply ...
听风挽你
[tīng fēng wăn nĭ]
It means Listening to the Wind Hold You Back It captures a scene where the protagonist stands in the ...
执风挽
[zhí fēng wăn]
Hold the Wind Back evokes imagery of restraining something powerful yet transient like catching ...
拢风入怀袖
[lŏng fēng rù huái xiù]
Holding Wind in Sleeve : This suggests embracing fleeting moments like a breeze that can only momentarily ...
手中握风
[shŏu zhōng wò fēng]
Holding Wind in Hands symbolizes capturing something intangible or fleeting ; wind being impossible ...
挽风入耳捂耳听风
[wăn fēng rù ĕr wŭ ĕr tīng fēng]
Hold Wind to Your Ear Shield Ears to Listen to Wind : This evokes a serene and reflective atmosphere ...
扼晚风
[è wăn fēng]
Hold Back Evening Breeze describes holding onto fleeting things or feelings such as the evening ...
晚来听风
[wăn lái tīng fēng]
Late Wind Listening : enjoying a leisure moment listening to evening breezes capturing the serenity ...