酒肉穿肠过
        
            [jiŭ ròu chuān cháng guò]
        
        
            '酒肉穿肠过' translates to 'liquor and meat passing through the intestines,' implying indulgence in food and drink without moral or emotional restraint. This phrase is sometimes used by people who enjoy a hedonistic lifestyle or simply love eating and drinking.