在水一方是我的魂 This romantic phrase comes from an ancient Chinese love

Relation Nicknames

在水一方 [zài shuĭ yī fāng]
Beside The Water comes from an ancient Chinese poem suggesting waiting for a loved one by water river ...
山有木兮卿有意 [shān yŏu mù xī qīng yŏu yì]
Derived from ancient Chinese poetry meaning There is wood on the mountain just as I have affection ...
伊人何方 [yī rén hé fāng]
It translates to Where is my loved one ? It expresses longing and searching for a certain person reflecting ...
君望极不见兮 [jūn wàng jí bù jiàn xī]
It comes from ancient Chinese poetry This phrase signifies yearning for someone but being too far ...
問世間情為何物 [wèn shì jiān qíng wèi hé wù]
Taken from a famous Chinese poem this phrase questions the nature of love in the world pondering on ...
伊人何在 [yī rén hé zài]
Translated as where is the beloved ? this Chinese idiom comes from a classic poem and generally expresses ...
遥望洞庭山水色路上行人欲断魂 [yáo wàng dòng tíng shān shuĭ sè lù shàng xíng rén yù duàn hún]
This name is derived from a classical Chinese poetry which means gazing afar at the scenery of mountains ...
所谓爱人在水一方 [suŏ wèi ài rén zài shuĭ yī fāng]
A phrase adapted from an ancient Chinese poem the person I love stands on the other side of the river ...