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酒不醉人人自醉
[jiŭ bù zuì rén rén zì zuì]
'Not the Alcohol Intoxicates but Men Intoxicate Themselves' emphasizes voluntary indulgence. Here lies an implication about being intoxicated not just physically by liquor, but emotionally/morally.
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醺酣
[xūn hān]
Intoxication refers not only to the effects of alcohol or other intoxicants but may also imply deep ...
不醉人人自醉
[bù zuì rén rén zì zuì]
This saying means Not intoxicated by alcohol but rather selfintoxicated It refers to someone being ...
酒不醉人人自醉心不伤人人自伤
[jiŭ bù zuì rén rén zì zuì xīn bù shāng rén rén zì shāng]
Wine does not make man drunk Man gets himself drunk ; heart is not hurt by others People injure their ...
人间醉
[rén jiān zuì]
Drunkenness in this World Conveys intoxication not only from alcohol but also metaphorically being ...
醉与情迷
[zuì yŭ qíng mí]
Drunken and Enamored : Implies being intoxicated not just by alcohol but more so in emotions or ...
烟酒醉人
[yān jiŭ zuì rén]
Smoke and Alcohol Can Intoxicate implies that indulgence in smoking and drinking makes a person ...
只是醉酒
[zhĭ shì zuì jiŭ]
Simply intoxicated Implies being drunk without much further context perhaps seeking a temporary ...
醉酒人心
[zuì jiŭ rén xīn]
Drunk and in heart suggests intoxication on multiple levels not only from alcohol but potentially ...
杯酒醉
[bēi jiŭ zuì]
Intoxicated by a glass of wine Refers to someone feeling sentimental or intoxicated due to alcohol ...