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浊酒人喉
[zhuó jiŭ rén hóu]
Literally 'Muddy Wine Reaches Throat', 'Zhuo Jiu Ren Hou' represents the act of downing a rough alcoholic drink, often reflecting solace found in alcohol in troubled times or savoring simple pleasures amidst hardships.
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一樽浊酒
[yī zūn zhuó jiŭ]
A Cup of Rough Wine : Zhuo jiu or turbid wine can mean plain and ordinary life while a cup here implies ...
浊酒入喉
[zhuó jiŭ rù hóu]
Zhuo Wine into the Throat refers to drinking strong liquor that leaves a lasting impression often ...
赤酒呛喉
[chì jiŭ qiāng hóu]
Chi Jiu Qiang Hou means red wine grating the throat which describes a bitter sensation of drinking ...
伤喉的酒
[shāng hóu de jiŭ]
Shang Hou De Jiu can be interpreted as The Wine That Hurts The Throat In Chinese alcohol is an important ...
沽浊酒
[gū zhuó jiŭ]
G ǔ zhu ó ji ǔ refers to buying lowquality wine but its poetic implication speaks about a moment ...
杯浊酒
[bēi zhuó jiŭ]
Bei Zhuo Jiu means A cup of turbidtainted wine Wine is significant in Chinese culture often relating ...
浊酒饮入喉
[zhuó jiŭ yĭn rù hóu]
This net name suggests the image of drinking lowquality wine Zhuo Jiu translated as turbid wine symbolizes ...
酌酒伤喉
[zhuó jiŭ shāng hóu]
Zhuo Jiu Shang Hou means drinking until it hurts your throat signifying overdrinking to numb oneself ...
浊酒扰心
[zhuó jiŭ răo xīn]
Zhuo Jiu Rao Xin : Roughly translated as Muddy Wine Disturbs Mind Suggests using wine or liquor to ...