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未见其花
[wèi jiàn qí huā]
'Wei Jian Qi Hua' translates as 'Have Not Seen His/Her Flower'. Metaphorically, it can describe someone or something with hidden or unappreciated potential, longing for recognition or success.
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玉璞
[yù pú]
Translated as Uncarved Jade often used metaphorically in Chinese culture to mean raw talent or an ...
有使不见终
[yŏu shĭ bù jiàn zhōng]
You Shi Bu Jian Zhong translating as Someone sent not finally met indicates regret or a bittersweet ...
他已不见
[tā yĭ bù jiàn]
Ta Yi Bu Jian meaning ‘ He has disappeared vanished ’ indicating longing and sorrow Perhaps the ...
你是我的远方
[nĭ shì wŏ de yuăn fāng]
This name implies someone or something that is always longed for but can never be reached representing ...
你的眼中没有我的身影
[nĭ de yăn zhōng méi yŏu wŏ de shēn yĭng]
The direct translation of the Chinese words conveys theres no silhouette of me in your eyes it could ...
怎不见花间
[zĕn bù jiàn huā jiān]
Zen Bu Jian Hua Jian literally means How Not To See the Flower Field However it more metaphorically ...
简情素意
[jiăn qíng sù yì]
Jian Qing Su Yi implies a pure and simple emotion with modest wishes People using this as a nickname ...
听不见的说话
[tīng bù jiàn de shuō huà]
‘ Ting Bu Jian De Shua Hua ’ means unheard speech signifying voiceless expression or unspoken words ...
书未抵
[shū wèi dĭ]
Shu Wei Di : Directly translates to letter hasn ’ t arrived Often used metaphorically in classical ...