纸鹤 Paper crane Inspired by Japanese culture but also popularized through

Relation Nicknames

鹤唳 [hè lì]
Herely : Directly meaning cranes call this represents elegance and tranquility Cranes in Chinese ...
仙人的纸鹤 [xiān rén de zhĭ hè]
In Chinese culture paper cranes are often seen as a form of blessing or wishbearing objects especially ...
化鹤归 [huà hè guī]
Turning into a crane and returning this nickname has its origin in Chinese classical literature ...
纸鹤与你 [zhĭ hè yŭ nĭ]
Paper crane and you The paper crane often symbolizes peace longevity and blessing in Asian culture ...
寻鹤 [xún hè]
Seeking the Crane conveys an image from Chinese culture symbolizing the search for elegance longevity ...
淡雅纸鸾 [dàn yă zhĭ luán]
Danya Zhi Luan translates as Elegant Paper Crane A paper crane is often associated with beauty and ...
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 ...
螃蟹汤圆千纸鹤 [páng xiè tāng yuán qiān zhĭ hè]
A quirky mix of crab glutinous rice ball and paper crane representing an imaginative blend of different ...
芊纸鹤 [qiān zhĭ hè]
A Thousand Paper Cranes a traditional craft originating in Japan that also found resonance in Chinese ...