相顾无言唯有一笑 In Chinese literature and culture its believed actions

Relation Nicknames

言薄 [yán bó]
This name suggests the user believes that words may be inadequate to express deep feelings or perhaps ...
Smile无言 [smile wú yán]
Combines English and Chinese literally meaning Smile silently or smile without words It conveys ...
眼说 [yăn shuō]
Eyes Speak reflects the idea that eyes reveal true feelings and emotions better than words In many ...
本座 [bĕn zuò]
本座 refers to the speaker themselves and comes from ancient usage in Chinese culture In contemporary ...
嘴角淡笑 [zuĭ jiăo dàn xiào]
In Chinese culture a slight smile at the corner of ones mouth as depicted by Zui Jiao Dan Xiao represents ...
眉眼真假 [méi yăn zhēn jiă]
Translates as True or false in eyebrows and eyes In Chinese culture these are believed to express ...
半脸笑 [bàn liăn xiào]
In Chinese culture it implies A Smile Halfway Through The Face Perhaps they wish to display a balance ...