清酒敬佳人浊酒尽余欢
[qīng jiŭ jìng jiā rén zhuó jiŭ jĭn yú huān]
Offer Clear Wine to Beautify Oneself while Enjoying the Last Bliss with Murky Wine portrays a poetic sentiment: clear sake (often considered high quality) is reserved for honoring beloved ones or guests, whereas turbid wine (of lower grade) finishes up remaining pleasure. It juxtaposes refined offerings against mundane realities in social gatherings.