Laughing like a flower, laughing like a flower, laughing like a flower, laughing like a flower are all typos.
Pronunciation: xiào yè rú huā?
Meaning: Chinese words, not idioms. Smile, that is, smile with dimples; Flower is generally used to describe a woman's smiling face as beautiful as a flower. Describe people as beautiful and smile like flowers.
Source: Modern poem "Don't Think": Smile like a flower, look like water, how can you be lingering?
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1, that girl is about 16 or 17 years old, dressed in blue and smiling like a flower.
In my dream, you smiled like a flower. When I woke up, I was alone.
In a trance, your smile appears like a flower again.
He saw a snow-white face with a small mouth and a flowery smile.
At the cost of my destruction, I will protect your wealth and prosperity and make you smile like a flower for the seventh time.