酌酒自宽
[zhuó jiŭ zì kuān]
'Zhuo Jiu Zi Kuan' (酌酒自宽) suggests drinking wine to comfort oneself, which can evoke a sentiment of self-pity mixed with indulgence and letting go. This phrase carries historical references to ancient Chinese literature and poetry often associating alcohol with easing worries. Implies taking solace in liquor, seeking temporary refuge, and relaxing moments during difficult periods.