清蛊清酒
[qīng gŭ qīng jiŭ]
Literally meaning 'clean poison clean wine'. In Chinese culture, 'gu'(蛊) often implies witchcraft and 'jiu'(酒) means wine. This could metaphorically represent purifying toxic or poisonous substances from one's life like alcohol (as seen as both medicine and poison). But due to its unusualness and depth of interpretation required, specific interpretations might differ based on individual context or preferences.