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把酒三江醉
[bă jiŭ sān jiāng zuì]
"Drunk with Wine Over Three Rivers" paints an image of drinking heartily by a vast river. It reflects indulgence, perhaps a temporary escapism from daily stress, and the freedom found in solitude and nature.
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饮尽长风
[yĭn jĭn zhăng fēng]
Drink the Endless Wind paints a picture of someone drinking wine outdoors under strong wind which ...
与风对酒
[yŭ fēng duì jiŭ]
Drink wine with the wind This creates a poetic scene of drinking under natural elements representing ...
三杯酒醉余生
[sān bēi jiŭ zuì yú shēng]
Drunk with three cups of wine for the rest of my life poetically expresses using liquor to cope with ...
风酒迷离
[fēng jiŭ mí lí]
Translates to drunkenly intoxicated under the wind It gives an artistic expression describing ...
吞浊酒
[tūn zhuó jiŭ]
Drink ThickUnfiltered Wine represents partaking in alcoholic drinks possibly seen as a solace ...
饮若酒与江河
[yĭn ruò jiŭ yŭ jiāng hé]
Translated as drink wine like rivers it conveys the feeling of indulgence or escape through drinking ...
醉染江山
[zuì răn jiāng shān]
Drunk to Dye the Rivers and Mountains carries romantic and cultural weight in its expression The ...
江面饮酒
[jiāng miàn yĭn jiŭ]
Drinking wine on the river surface conveys a poetic scene of drinking while on or by a river evoking ...
酒醉云影绕
[jiŭ zuì yún yĭng răo]
The drunkenness with wine feeling so light as clouds seem to dance around you it conveys intoxication ...