折千鹤 Folding a thousand cranes symbolizes making wishes in Japanese tradition

Relation Nicknames

折鹤 [zhé hè]
Zhe He translates to folding or breaking cranes According to Japanese legends adopted by Chinese ...
鶴归 [hè guī]
Cranes Returning Cranes are a symbol for longevity purity and wisdom in Chinese culture This name ...
千只鹤 [qiān zhĭ hè]
A Thousand Cranes : This refers to an ancient Japanese legend saying that a person who folds one thousand ...
滴血千纸鹤 [dī xuè qiān zhĭ hè]
A thousand paper cranes are symbols of peace hope and healing in Japanese culture But here “ Dropping ...
纸鹤记忆 [zhĭ hè jì yì]
This name combines paper cranes and memory Paper cranes are often symbols of peace and wishes and ...
你是我折千纸鹤的执着 [nĭ shì wŏ zhé qiān zhĭ hè de zhí zhe]
I Am Obsessively Folding Paper Cranes For You symbolizes a relentless effort put into achieving ...
千纸鹤哟 [qiān zhĭ hè yo]
This refers to Senbazuru in Japanese culture though using Chinese characters here traditionally ...
许愿的千纸鹤 [xŭ yuàn de qiān zhĭ hè]
Translates to ‘ The Thousand Paper Cranes that Grant Wishes ’ Originating from Japanese culture ...
芊纸鹤 [qiān zhĭ hè]
A Thousand Paper Cranes a traditional craft originating in Japan that also found resonance in Chinese ...