簪挽青丝 Refers to the act of holding up or securing long black hair using

Relation Nicknames

他送的簪 [tā sòng de zān]
This means ‘ Hairpin he gave ’ Hairpins 簪 were traditional hair accessories commonly worn by women ...
指尖划过簪子 [zhĭ jiān huà guò zān zi]
It describes the delicate moment when fingertips touch or graze past a hairpin 簪子 which is often ...
一簪乌木绾青丝 [yī zān wū mù wăn qīng sī]
A blackwood pin braiding black hair vividly paints a picture of elegance and tradition perhaps inspired ...
如簪 [rú zān]
Ru Zan meaning Like a Hairpin In ancient China hairpins are ornaments used for keeping hair in place ...
绾发挽发 [wăn fā wăn fā]
This name refers to the act of tying up hair In ancient Chinese culture women would tie their hair up ...
青丝半掩 [qīng sī bàn yăn]
The term depicts someone partly covering their black hair 青丝 meaning black thread which symbolizes ...
簪挽发 [zān wăn fā]
Zhan wan fa implies that using a kind of accessory called 簪 zan a traditional Chinese hairpin to gather ...
青丝簪 [qīng sī zān]
A Green Silk Hairpin symbolizes traditional Chinese elegance Ancient women used such hairpins ...
青丝慢绾 [qīng sī màn wăn]
Slowly coiling the dark silky hair describes the graceful movement of a woman carefully tying her ...