红袖添新茶风吹落红蜡
[hóng xiù tiān xīn chá fēng chuī luò hóng là]
The phrase means 'adding new tea into the red sleeves as the wind blows down the crimson wax'. Here, 'red sleeves' usually refers to beautiful ladies in traditional Chinese literature; 'adding tea' suggests warm hospitality while fallen wax hints at the fleeting nature of things. As a whole, the idyllic and somewhat poignant scene encapsulates the transient beauty in serving and enjoying.