把酒叹浮名

To hold a wine glass ('bǎ jiǔ') while sighing over fleeting glory. The name expresses lamentation over vanity—acknowledging superficial accomplishments are ultimately empty once deeper reflection sets in. Wine is often associated in poetry with sorrow and melancholy musings, especially among scholars of old times who would drink amidst their woes and reflections about society and individual pursuits of fame.