花前对酒 Drinking Before Flowers originates from classic Chinese poetic

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花前月下 [huā qián yuè xià]
Flowers before and moon below Originated from classical Chinese literature and poems it often depicts ...
邀我花前醉 [yāo wŏ huā qián zuì]
‘邀我花前醉’ y ā o w ǒ hu ā qi á n zu ì means invite me to be drunk before the flowers It depicts ...
身前一杯酒 [shēn qián yī bēi jiŭ]
A Cup of Wine Before Me draws from classic Chinese poetry where wine is often linked to celebration ...
人生何处似樽前 [rén shēng hé chŭ sì zūn qián]
Derived from Chinese poetry Where in Life Resembles Moments Before Drinking suggests a pursuit ...
醉倒花下 [zuì dăo huā xià]
This translates to getting drunk under the flowers In Chinese culture drinking wine while appreciating ...
饮花前 [yĭn huā qián]
Drinking before the flowers — the elegant image evokes a scene of enjoying alcohol while admiring ...
花前醉酒 [huā qián zuì jiŭ]
Drunkenness Before Flowers has a romantic yet melancholy tone imagining someone drinking alone ...