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Now that my dear mother had been white Fabin temples, do honor their children's mother was a traditional Chinese virtue.
At the time their son and daughter are like the swallows go out from their nest and fly far apart from each other, the autumn of life also dyed mother 'sr hair to be grey.

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Open the tool →发鬓 (fà bìn) means “Hair on the temples”.
发鬓 is pronounced fà bìn in Mandarin Chinese.
“Hair on the temples.” is 发鬓 (fà bìn) in Chinese.
This page has 2 example sentences using 发鬓, each with pinyin and an English translation.