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一尊苦酒
[yī zūn kŭ jiŭ]
'A Glass of Bitter Wine' suggests drinking alcohol alone to forget sorrows or grievances, perhaps due to failure, broken heart, or loneliness. The word 'bitter' signifies a painful experience or emotion hidden beneath.
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饮苦酒
[yĭn kŭ jiŭ]
It means drinking bitter wine often used metaphorically to indicate the acceptance of hardship ...
掌酒哭
[zhăng jiŭ kū]
A phrase combining wine drinking and weeping evoking images of someone getting drunk as they express ...
道愁肠断酒
[dào chóu cháng duàn jiŭ]
This implies someone drinks alcohol in order to ease their sorrows or express inner griefs through ...
你和泪饮酒
[nĭ hé lèi yĭn jiŭ]
An intense expression describing drinking wine with tears shed depicting deep sorrow heartache ...
清酒饮恨
[qīng jiŭ yĭn hèn]
This name can be interpreted as Sorrow Drinking with Clear Wine It evokes imagery of someone drinking ...
淡酒忧愁
[dàn jiŭ yōu chóu]
Wine of Melancholy connects drinking with sorrows directly The light drink mentioned here is often ...
饮一盅浊酒
[yĭn yī zhōng zhuó jiŭ]
Drinking a Glass of Murky Wine implies drinking away troubles or reminiscing while having a drink ...
苦酒就醉
[kŭ jiŭ jiù zuì]
It speaks of becoming intoxicated or overwhelmed by drinking bitter wine The word bitter wine here ...
饮泪酒
[yĭn lèi jiŭ]
Drink Wine Made of Tears This signifies drinking in ones sorrows and pain metaphorically as if sadness ...