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浊酒清茶
[zhuó jiŭ qīng chá]
'Murky Liquor, Clear Tea' contrasts simple pleasures and indulgences: on one hand, enjoying tea, often associated with peace and reflection; on the other hand, drinking liquor, representing temporary escapism from reality.
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饮过淡茶饮过烈酒
[yĭn guò dàn chá yĭn guò liè jiŭ]
Tasted light tea and drank fiery liquor uses tea and liquor as metaphors to indicate having experienced ...
清茶与酒
[qīng chá yŭ jiŭ]
This refers to two different drinks : light tea which implies simplicity and serenity and wine which ...
清茶浊酒
[qīng chá zhuó jiŭ]
These characters combine to give a vivid depiction : light green tea turbid old liquor representing ...
高度红酒谁醉微度清茶谁醒
[gāo dù hóng jiŭ shéi zuì wēi dù qīng chá shéi xĭng]
A poetic comparison of strong liquor that can make people drunk to tea which awakens them Metaphorically ...
一杯茶酒
[yī bēi chá jiŭ]
A Cup of Tea Wine mixes Chinese tea culture with alcohol consumption expressing both elegance and ...
清酒苦茶
[qīng jiŭ kŭ chá]
Clear Wine And Bitter Tea expresses someone fond of simple life : enjoying the light wine common ...
杯茶清酒
[bēi chá qīng jiŭ]
A Cup of Tea Clear Wine This conveys simplicity relaxation possibly a moment of introspection In ...
烈酒一壶清茶半杯
[liè jiŭ yī hú qīng chá bàn bēi]
The mention of strong liquor in a pot along with a half cup of clear tea conveys a scenario of casual ...
酒浑茶清
[jiŭ hún chá qīng]
This translates to The Liquor Murky but Tea Clear In Chinese culture liquor alcohol is often seen ...