温酒醉人

'温酒醉人' (wen jiu zui ren) literally means 'Warm Wine Intoxicates People'. This idiom comes from an ancient tradition wherein Chinese people warm up wine before drinking to improve flavor, enhancing conviviality during gatherings. 'Wine making men tipsy' suggests intoxication caused not merely physically but emotionally and mentally too — warmth, ease and charm brought forth by good drinks in pleasant company. Those who opt for this elegant and literary pseudonym appreciate refined lifestyle and profound friendship.