挽我青发 Pull Me by My Black Hair reflects a traditional image of youthful

Relation Nicknames

青丝 [qīng sī]
It refers to youthful black hair in ancient China Symbolically it is used to represent youthful vigor ...
束发人 [shù fā rén]
This translates literally as tiedhair person often referring to young people especially men from ...
挽了青丝 [wăn le qīng sī]
It stands for Tied the Black Hair Often symbolizes nostalgia for youth as black hair represents young ...
一抹红尘斑驳青春一缕青丝萦系流年 [yī mŏ hóng chén bān bó qīng chūn yī lǚ qīng sī yíng xì liú nián]
A streak of secular life mottling my youth ; a wisp of black hair tying down the years These two metaphors ...
青丝绾正 [qīng sī wăn zhèng]
Referring to tying black hair neatly In traditional Chinese culture black hair qing si symbolizes ...
半厘青丝 [bàn lí qīng sī]
Half Inch of Black Hair metaphorically means cherishing fleeting youth and memories It can express ...
挽青丝留青缕 [wăn qīng sī liú qīng lǚ]
Wan Qingsi Liu Qinglv means to keep the black hair as a sign of memory In Chinese culture hair is often ...
青丝难寻 [qīng sī nán xún]
Hardtofind black hair This name evokes images of longing for youth referencing classic Chinese ...
不见青丝 [bù jiàn qīng sī]
It means Cannot See the Black Hair In traditional Chinese culture black hair often symbolizes youth ...