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一捧流沙
[yī pĕng liú shā]
Translated as 'A Palm Full of Sand', this could suggest fleeting time or experiences slipping away. In Chinese culture, the concept of running sand is symbolic for the unstoppable nature of time and fate.
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一捧黄沙
[yī pĕng huáng shā]
Means a handful of yellow sand The sand represents insignificance yet vastness It conveys a sense ...
半壶砂
[bàn hú shā]
Half Gourd of Sand In Chinese poetry this can evoke an image of wandering or a traveler with limited ...
指间沙
[zhĭ jiān shā]
Refers to sand slipping through ones fingers Symbolically it means precious time passing quickly ...
时光是握不住的沙
[shí guāng shì wò bù zhù de shā]
Translates into Time is sand you cannot hold This draws on a popular metaphor in Chinese poetic traditions ...
一指流砂罢了
[yī zhĭ liú shā bà le]
In Chinese culture sand running between fingers implies fleeting moments that disappear quickly ...
一指流砂半生苍华
[yī zhĭ liú shā bàn shēng cāng huá]
Yizhi Liusha Bansheng Canghua translates as A Finger in Running Sand Half a Life in Desolation This ...
左手流沙
[zuŏ shŏu liú shā]
Left Hand Flowing Sand could be symbolic of how sand slips away as its flowing through your fingers ...
手心的沙
[shŏu xīn de shā]
Sand in the Palm describes the feeling that everything you own might leave your hands eventually ...
指间沙落
[zhĭ jiān shā luò]
The meaning is simple yet poignant : sand slipping through fingers It represents fleeting moments ...