浊酒一杯清风百里
[zhuó jiŭ yī bēi qīng fēng băi lĭ]
Translated as 'a cup of turbid wine, and a breeze of a hundred miles'. In classical Chinese poetry, turbid wine stands for a modest living while clear wind implies freedom and tranquility. Together it symbolizes an aspiration to leave everything trivialities and just enjoy a quiet and free life with simple joys in daily drinking, indicating a longing for a serene and tranquil life, untroubled by external influences.