婷芝 Cathy
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Sep 14, 2022
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“墨雨” (mò yǔ) is a Chinese term that translates to “ink rain” or “rain like ink.” This phrase is often used poetically to describe heavy rain that falls like ink, creating a scene reminiscent of Chinese ink paintings. It evokes imagery of dark, heavy raindrops against a backdrop of mist or fog, creating a serene and contemplative atmosphere. The term is frequently used in literature and poetry to convey a sense of melancholy, beauty, or nostalgia.
“爱殇” (ài shāng) is a Chinese term that can be translated as “love sorrow” or “tragic love.” It encapsulates the theme of love that is filled with sorrow
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“江上清风游” (jiāng shàng qīng fēng yóu) is a Chinese phrase that can be translated as “traveling on the clear breeze by the river.” This expression evokes imagery of
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“木兰柴” (mù lán chái) refers to firewood made from the wood of the Chinese magnolia tree, also known as the Yulan magnolia (Magnolia denudata). This type of wood
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“海棠未眠” (hǎi táng wèi mián) is a poetic phrase in Chinese that can be translated as “the crabapple has not slept.” This phrase is often used metaphorically to
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“赤伶” (Chì Líng) refers to the story of Chí Líng, a legendary figure in Chinese history and literature. Chí Líng is also known as Chí You, and he
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