但愿长醉不复醒 The phrase 但愿长醉不复醒 comes from an ancient Chinese

Relation Nicknames

叹病酒 [tàn bìng jiŭ]
In Chinese culture Sigh over drinking when unwell 叹病酒 is an artistic expression of melancholy ...
已然醉 [yĭ rán zuì]
The name 已然醉 translates to Already Drunk It reflects someone who is completely overwhelmed or ...
眼波才动被人猜独抱浓愁无好梦 [yăn bō cái dòng bèi rén cāi dú bào nóng chóu wú hăo mèng]
Inspired by classical Chinese poetry this translates into ‘ just glancing at others someone makes ...
喝酒解闷 [hē jiŭ jiĕ mèn]
It means drinking to drown sorrows In Chinese culture people often resort to alcohol when they have ...
一人独酌一醉千愁 [yī rén dú zhuó yī zuì qiān chóu]
It means Drinking alone until deeply drunk This carries connotations of melancholy and solitute ...
想醉不休 [xiăng zuì bù xiū]
想醉不休 means Want to Get Drunk Without Ceasing expressing a wish to escape from reality into a state ...
卧听更漏 [wò tīng gèng lòu]
This phrase comes from classical Chinese poetry It means lying awake listening to the drip of water ...
愿陪君寐梦与后醉 [yuàn péi jūn mèi mèng yŭ hòu zuì]
This name comes from classic Chinese romantic poetry expressing a wish to be with someone both daydreaming ...
我愿长醉不愿醒 [wŏ yuàn zhăng zuì bù yuàn xĭng]
Derived from a line of ancient Chinese poetry meaning I ’ d rather be intoxicated forever than face ...