酒几入愁肠
[jiŭ jĭ rù chóu cháng]
酒 refers to alcoholic beverage; 几 means how many times or cups; 愁 describes sorrow while 肠 represents bowels/intestines which idiomatically stands for 'mind'. Put together, this phrase would mean 'How many more rounds of wine till we get over sorrows?' It reflects a state where one finds themselves drinking away troubles or seeking solace within alcoholic relief repeatedly. This net name conveys emotions similar to 'raising a glass for heartache.'