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眼前的风
[yăn qián de fēng]
Wind Before My Eyes symbolizes fleeting moments that come into one’s sight or life briefly, like passing winds, which can suggest an appreciation for the transient beauty around us or the challenges and changes life brings.
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风迷了眼
[fēng mí le yăn]
The Wind Blinded My Eyes illustrates a scene where strong wind stings or obstructs vision which metaphorically ...
你眼里有风
[nĭ yăn lĭ yŏu fēng]
You Have Winds In Your Eyes uses the image of wind within eyes metaphorically possibly signifying ...
风吹醒对你的牵挂
[fēng chuī xĭng duì nĭ de qiān guà]
Wind blows to awaken the worry I have for you symbolizes a feeling being stirred up by thoughts of missing ...
风待葬
[fēng dài zàng]
Wind awaiting burial evokes an image of loneliness or finality Wind symbolizes fleeting things ...
风吹起了
[fēng chuī qĭ le]
The wind blew up evokes the image of a breeze starting which can symbolize fleeting moments in life ...
寄给我的风
[jì jĭ wŏ de fēng]
Wind Sent To Me symbolizes something elusive yet touching perhaps representing fleeting moments ...
风像你
[fēng xiàng nĭ]
Wind Resembles You evokes imagery related to wind something untouchable yet felt perhaps hinting ...
有风掠过
[yŏu fēng lüè guò]
Means A Wind Passed By which captures the ephemeral beauty of wind passing through signifying fleeting ...
风吹过脸颊
[fēng chuī guò liăn jiá]
Simply Wind brushes past my cheeks evoking imagery that could symbolize a fleeting yet profound ...