白茶清欢苦酒折柳
[bái chá qīng huān kŭ jiŭ zhé liŭ]
'Baiticha Qīnghuān Kǔjiǔ Zhéliǔ' roughly translates into 'White Tea, Pure Happiness, Bitter Wine, and Breaking Willow Branches.' The term suggests the simple yet profound pleasures found in everyday life, as well as moments of sadness (the willow often symbolizing farewell or melancholy) while having a sip of wine.