Fei Hsia

Fei Hsia (飛霞) is a term derived from Chinese literature and poetry, often translated as "Flying Rosy Clouds" or "Flying Mist." It evokes imagery of ethereal, colorful clouds, particularly those seen during sunrise or sunset. The term is used metaphorically to describe something beautiful, fleeting, or transcendent. It can refer to natural landscapes, artistic creations, or even a person's beauty or grace. Because of its poetic nature, Fei Hsia is more frequently encountered in artistic and literary contexts than in scientific or technical fields. Its use often aims to imbue a scene or subject with an air of romanticism and ephemeral beauty.