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御剑江湖
[yù jiàn jiāng hú]
Sword Master in the River and Lake This suggests the user sees themselves navigating the world represented ...
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剑入江湖
[jiàn rù jiāng hú]
Translating to Sword Entered Rivers and Lakes inspired by Chinese martial arts novels It portrays ...
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提刀走江湖
[tí dāo zŏu jiāng hú]
The idiom wielding a knife and wandering in the rivers and lakes originates from the Wulin Jianghu ...
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执剑踏江湖
[zhí jiàn tà jiāng hú]
Sword in hand wandering the rivers and lakes Originating from wuxia martial arts novels and movies ...
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一把刀走天下
[yī bă dāo zŏu tiān xià]
One Sword Goes All Over the World This is a classic idiom in Chinese literature often used for a hero ...
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仗剑江湖
[zhàng jiàn jiāng hú]
Wielding Sword in the World of Rivers and Lakes originates from wuxia martial arts stories and represents ...
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琴剑天涯
[qín jiàn tiān yá]
Sword and Strings at the Ends of the Earth refers to the life of wandering heroes who possess musical ...
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仗剑行天涯
[zhàng jiàn xíng tiān yá]
This name Walking Under the Sky with Sword conveys an image of a wandering swordsman traveling freely ...
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江湖客才能诠释我的逍遥
[jiāng hú kè cái néng quán shì wŏ de xiāo yáo]
Only a wandering swordsman can explain my freedom Drawing inspiration from classical Chinese literature ...