最涩的酒 Zui Se De Jiu translates as The Bitterest Wine In Chinese culture

Relation Nicknames

热酒饮尽 [rè jiŭ yĭn jĭn]
Means having drunk all the heated wine which in many Asian cultures symbolizes the end of celebration ...
清茶苦酒 [qīng chá kŭ jiŭ]
Pure tea bitter wine indicates savoring both the simple mellow tastes of tea and the potent bittersweet ...
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 ...
一种心酸叫苦酒 [yī zhŏng xīn suān jiào kŭ jiŭ]
一种心酸叫苦酒 can be translated as a kind of bitterness is called bitter wine It reflects a sentiment ...
苦酒一杯 [kŭ jiŭ yī bēi]
This name translates to A cup of bitter wine It implies someone is going through a difficult or bitter ...
对饮酒醇浓 [duì yĭn jiŭ chún nóng]
This name reflects a deep appreciation and affection for fine liquor In Chinese culture drinking ...
苦酒凉心 [kŭ jiŭ liáng xīn]
This name translates to Bitter Wine Cold Heart In Chinese culture it reflects a state of inner solitude ...
斟满一杯浊酒 [zhēn măn yī bēi zhuó jiŭ]
The phrase refers to pouring a full cup of turbid wine In Chinese culture alcohol is associated with ...
清酒十斗 [qīng jiŭ shí dòu]
Translates as ten dous of clear wine In Chinese culture alcohol is often related to sharing joy It ...