风鬟雨鬓 — “Describes a woman's disheveled hair and temples”
风鬟雨鬓 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a woman's disheveled hair and temples”. Often indicative of exhaustion, hardship, or exposure to the elements from extensive travel or toil. Literally, “wind-swept hair, rain-soaked temples”.
风鬟雨鬓 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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What does 风鬟雨鬓 mean?
风鬟雨鬓 (fēng huán yǔ bìn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a woman's disheveled hair and temples”.
How do you pronounce 风鬟雨鬓?
风鬟雨鬓 is pronounced fēng huán yǔ bìn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 风鬟雨鬓 literally mean?
Literally, 风鬟雨鬓 means “wind-swept hair, rain-soaked temples”. It is used to mean “describes a woman's disheveled hair and temples”.
What is the Chinese definition of 风鬟雨鬓?
形容妇女在外奔波劳碌，头发散乱。