执水袖抚眉端 Holding Silk Sleeves While Touching Eyebrow Ends derived

Relation Nicknames

衣袂 [yī mèi]
Clothing sleeves Often found in classical Chinese literature or depictions of traditional attire ...
牵你衣袖 [qiān nĭ yī xiù]
Qian Ni Yi Xiu translates as Holding Your Sleeve In ancient Chinese culture people wore long sleeves ...
红袖轻捋 [hóng xiù qīng lǚ]
Gently Pulling the Red Sleeve evokes classical Chinese imagery where ‘ red sleeves ’ refer to beautiful ...
一袭水袖 [yī xí shuĭ xiù]
Literally translated as A Robe of Water Sleeves this comes from traditional Chinese opera costumes ...
衣袂飘飘 [yī mèi piāo piāo]
Flowing sleeves describes graceful movements of someones attire often linked with ancient Chinese ...
水袖挽 [shuĭ xiù wăn]
Drawing Water Sleeves refers to the elegant hand movements performed by actors wearing traditional ...
水袖散 [shuĭ xiù sàn]
In Chinese traditional opera performers wear long sleeves water sleeves which can be waved with ...
水袖遮住描红眉妆 [shuĭ xiù zhē zhù miáo hóng méi zhuāng]
Water Sleeves Hide Redtraced Eyebrows draws inspiration from traditional Chinese art where performers ...
水袖清弄 [shuĭ xiù qīng nòng]
Playing around with long watery sleeves which comes from the movements seen in traditional Chinese ...