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绾华发
[wăn huá fā]
Tied Up Hair in Bloom Time: This evokes images of elegance or beauty, perhaps in one’s youth ('bloom time') when someone has their hair elegantly bound, symbolizing poise or readiness.
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束发人
[shù fā rén]
This translates literally as tiedhair person often referring to young people especially men from ...
素手挽发
[sù shŏu wăn fā]
Pale Hands Tying Up Hair can symbolize elegance or poise maybe indicating someone graceful gentle ...
长发绾花影
[zhăng fā wăn huā yĭng]
Long hair intertwined with the shadow of flowers paints a beautiful somewhat melancholic scene ...
我要扎马尾
[wŏ yào zhā mă wĕi]
This means I want to tie my hair up referring to the style where one pulls all their hair back into a ponytail ...
拢发梢
[lŏng fā shāo]
This name means gathered hair ends suggesting elegance or a specific way of managing one ’ s hair ...
绾发素年
[wăn fā sù nián]
Bundled Hair in Unadorned Years suggests tying up ones hair during peaceful or simple times It conveys ...
背后的长发
[bèi hòu de zhăng fā]
Long hair behind the back creates a vivid visual image of flowing long hair extending downward which ...
扎起头发的女孩最揪心披起发丝的女孩最虐心
[zhā qĭ tóu fā de nǚ hái zuì jiū xīn pī qĭ fā sī de nǚ hái zuì nüè xīn]
This means that girls with tiedup hair are touching while those with loose hair deeply move ones heart ...
挽长发
[wăn zhăng fā]
Tiedup Long Hair simply and visually describes someone wearing their hair pulled up or away typically ...