醉后娥眉皱
[zuì hòu é méi zhòu]
'Wrinkled eyebrows after drunkenness' refers to the look of regret, sadness or confusion that may appear after heavy drinking. A traditional image for beautiful women in Chinese culture is 'E Mei' or delicate eyebrows. So here the phrase combines elements of beauty with post-intoxication melancholy, painting a picture of a person perhaps struggling between social grace and vulnerability, or hinting at stories of love and misfortune after a night's indulgence.