Literally, 各花 means “each flower,” 入 means “goes into” and 各眼 means “each eye.” 3. How do we account for why one person might catch our eye while another doesn’t? If you can’t explain why someone stands out from the crowd, you can simply say 各花入各眼. 各花入各眼 ( gè huā rù gè yǎn)Įnglish: Different flowers match different eyes 一见 means “first sight” or “first time meeting you,” and 钟情 means “fall in love.” The phrase doesn’t necessarily have to be about a person. The translation of this Chinese saying is very similar in English.
Add them to your vocabulary to improve your flirting in Chinese. These phrases should help you get started expressing love and attraction. 守得云开见月明 (shǒu dé yún kāi jiàn yuè míng)Ĭhinese Proverbs and Phrases About Beauty
Whether we’re deep in the throes of a passionate romance, cruising for our next crush or helping a friend recover from a difficult breakup, love is often on our minds.
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