gold hairpin
golden hairpin
Buried in snow the broken golden hairpin, And hanging in the wood the belt of jade.
When the Royal Goddess found Niu Lang hotly pursued them, she plucked a hairpin and scribed the very broad Milky Way between them.

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Open the tool →金簪 (jīn zān) means “gold hairpin, golden hairpin”.
金簪 is pronounced jīn zān in Mandarin Chinese.
“gold hairpin” is 金簪 (jīn zān) in Chinese.
This page has 2 example sentences using 金簪, each with pinyin and an English translation.