与我执手 The idiom comes from ancient Chinese literature Hand in Hand with

Relation Nicknames

唯愿执子之手惟愿与子携老 [wéi yuàn zhí zi zhī shŏu wéi yuàn yŭ zi xié lăo]
This name originates from an ancient Chinese love vow that expresses the desire to hold hands and ...
牽我shou [qiān wŏ shou]
A casual and affectionate way to say hold my hand It combines Chinese characters with English letters ...
牵你手 [qiān nĭ shŏu]
It means Hold your hand In Chinese culture holding hands symbolizes affection and a close connection ...
執子之手与子偕佬 [zhí zi zhī shŏu yŭ zi xié lăo]
Derived from ancient poetry this phrase reads Holding your hand and growing old with you It symbolizes ...
怎挽手 [zĕn wăn shŏu]
Translated directly it says How Can We Hold Hands In China holding hands implies a close connection ...
执你之手与我偕老 [zhí nĭ zhī shŏu yŭ wŏ xié lăo]
A poetic expression taken from classical Chinese literature This phrase symbolizes a romantic ...
只要你抱我 [zhĭ yào nĭ bào wŏ]
As long as you hold me ; This phrase directly translates from the Chinese and is often used in more ...
执子之手与子偕手 [zhí zi zhī shŏu yŭ zi xié shŏu]
Originated from ancient Chinese literature meaning holding hands with ones partner throughout ...
執子之手白頭偕老 [zhí zi zhī shŏu bái tóu xié lăo]
A classic Chinese phrase meaning hold your hand until we grow old together This conveys lifelong ...