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误点的风
[wù diăn de fēng]
Literally Misguided Wind it poetically means wind that went off course or did not reach its intended ...
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遇西风
[yù xī fēng]
Derived from classic poetry this phrase evokes a scene where the subject encounters autumnal wind ...
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你若成风
[nĭ ruò chéng fēng]
Literally means If you turn into wind Poetically it suggests letting someone go freely like the wind ...
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讲给风听
[jiăng jĭ fēng tīng]
Literally means Telling the Wind This conveys the sense of confiding ones thoughts or worries into ...
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风都失措
[fēng dōu shī cuò]
Literally meaning even the wind has lost its way this name poetically indicates that even something ...
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风要走
[fēng yào zŏu]
Literally means The wind wants to leave It implies a sense of inevitability and transience as if something ...
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解开风的愁
[jiĕ kāi fēng de chóu]
Loosely translates to to relieveresolve the wind ’ s worry In this poetic expression natural elements ...
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长着风的模样
[zhăng zhe fēng de mó yàng]
Literally means having the appearance of wind It poetically describes someone or something as intangible ...
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割风
[gē fēng]
A literal translation would be Cut Wind which seems enigmatic or artistic possibly representing ...