鸢北鹊南 This phrase translates to “ Northern kite Southern magpie ” It

Relation Nicknames

纸鹞 [zhĭ yào]
Translating directly as paper kite Traditionally seen during festive events flying kites are linked ...
南鸢北筏 [nán yuān bĕi fá]
Literally means Southern kite and Northern boat Its metaphorical often alluding to contrasts and ...
纸鸢付鸢 [zhĭ yuān fù yuān]
This evokes the poetic tradition of kite flying The paper kite 纸鸢 given over to the wind might symbolize ...
南鸢离梦 [nán yuān lí mèng]
The name creates an elegant and melancholic image A 南鸢 Kite from the South can denote an object or ...
南鸢离梦北鸢倾城 [nán yuān lí mèng bĕi yuān qīng chéng]
It combines the imagery of paper kites symbolizing freedom and dreams from south and north China ...
放飞的风筝 [fàng fēi de fēng zhēng]
Translates to a flying kite which represents freedom or letting go Kites often carry cultural significance ...
南鹊北鸢 [nán què bĕi yuān]
Literally Magpies of the South and Kites of the North it uses images that have different meanings ...
南鸢为梦 [nán yuān wéi mèng]
The southern kite for a dream : This username uses kite as a metaphor often representing ones soulmate ...
鸢 [yuān]
Kite referring to both the bird and the toy kite In literature kites often symbolize dreams freedom ...