自号孤神不孤有酒有我怎孤
[zì hào gū shén bù gū yŏu jiŭ yŏu wŏ zĕn gū]
Self-named lonely god but never alone, as long as there's wine and I'm around how can one be alone. The phrase suggests a self-sufficient and independent attitude, enjoying solitude yet cherishing moments of pleasure.