长歌倚楼

[zhăng gē yĭ lóu]

'Elegy Leaning Against the Pavilion' suggests the act of standing alone atop or beside a high structure and pouring out emotions (often sorrow) into songs under moonlight in historical Chinese contexts - it can symbolize lonesomeness accompanied by longing and contemplation.

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但凭阑无语 [dàn píng lán wú yŭ]
Just Leaning Against Without Words comes from old Chinese poetry and conveys a sense of loneliness ...
伏楼 [fú lóu]
It literally means ‘ leaning against or hiding in a building ’ In a poetic context it might depict ...
夜倚楼台 [yè yĭ lóu tái]
Leaning Against The Terrace At Night ’ paints a scene of a night time solitude or contemplation Often ...