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再无少年
[zài wú shăo nián]
'Never A Youth Again'. Expresses the feeling after the youth has gone by, reflecting the sense of maturity, experience or even disappointment and regret from missing youthful exuberance.
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少年不再年少
[shăo nián bù zài nián shăo]
The Youth Is No Longer Young A poignant reminder or personal reflection of maturation — acknowledging ...
少年已不再年少
[shăo nián yĭ bù zài nián shăo]
The youth is no longer young This expresses nostalgia about growing older A young person reflecting ...
我都没有少年
[wŏ dōu méi yŏu shăo nián]
I never had a youth which suggests a feeling of having missed out on what might typically be considered ...
青春永不毕业
[qīng chūn yŏng bù bì yè]
Translating to youth never graduates this reflects wishing for the preservation of youth or reluctance ...
少年我们已不再年少
[shăo nián wŏ men yĭ bù zài nián shăo]
Youth Were Not Young Anymore indicates reminiscence about lost youth Theres often regret and melancholy ...
不复年少
[bù fù nián shăo]
Never Young Again It refers to no longer being in ones youth acknowledging time has passed and maturity ...
青春不回头
[qīng chūn bù huí tóu]
This name means Youth never looks back It implies that one ’ s youth and youthful memories move forward ...
弃了年华
[qì le nián huá]
Abandon Youth suggests a sentiment where someone has moved beyond their youthful days or dreams ...
青春已走少年轻狂
[qīng chūn yĭ zŏu shăo nián qīng kuáng]
Youth is gone and youthful arrogance fades away conveys the feeling of nostalgia for youthful indiscretions ...