倚尽阑干 Literally means leaning on every railing often used metaphorically

Relation Nicknames

人倚楼 [rén yĭ lóu]
A figure leaning against a building Theres often an air of melancholy quiet contemplation and introspection ...
但凭阑无语 [dàn píng lán wú yŭ]
Just Leaning Against Without Words comes from old Chinese poetry and conveys a sense of loneliness ...
倚阑杆处 [yĭ lán gān chŭ]
Derived from classical Chinese poetry this phrase suggests someone leaning against a railing possibly ...
弄巷 [nòng xiàng]
Literally means a narrow alley or passage way between buildings common in traditional Chinese towns ...
望穿秋裤 [wàng chuān qiū kù]
Literally means seeing through the autumn trousers humorously referencing a Chinese idiom about ...
凭栏相思 [píng lán xiāng sī]
Translating to Longing While Leaning on the Balustrade this phrase evokes imagery from traditional ...
槛边人 [jiàn biān rén]
It literally means person by the railing evoking imagery from classical Chinese poetry of someone ...
倚阑干 [yĭ lán gān]
It translates to Leaning on a balustrade Historically in Chinese poetry this represents someone ...
又倚栏杆 [yòu yĭ lán gān]
Once Again Lean Against the Railings In Chinese poetry leaning against the railings often implies ...