以后别喝酒别吹风
[yĭ hòu bié hē jiŭ bié chuī fēng]
'Don't Drink Alcohol and Don't Stand In the Wind From Now On'. An endearing yet serious concern for a loved one's well-being; it implies protective measures taken or suggested to prevent illness (common belief in some cultures). There’s a tone of gentle reprimand or caring worry in ensuring the beloved stays healthy.