折柳赠离别
[zhé liŭ zèng lí bié]
In traditional Chinese culture, “Giving Willows as a Parting Gift” is a metaphor for farewell since willows in Chinese pronunciation have the meaning of lingering or keeping. This net name carries profound implications about bidding farewell with grace and sentimentality. It evokes scenes from the past where lovers would part ways near willow trees or travelers would leave on journeys, expressing regret over departures and hope for safe travels.