Zuijing quotations

Tang Li Bai's Xiangyang Song. Yushan: Describe the beautiful appearance. Ji Kang was very graceful in the Jin Dynasty. People say that he usually lives alone, and when he is drunk, he will fall down like Yushan. Yushan was poured by itself, not by others. This poem describes the poet's drunkenness, so later generations often describe people's drunkenness as "Jade Mountain Falling".

Xiangyang Song by Li Bai, a poet in Tang Dynasty

There is no royal road for drunkards. The drunken quotations of the English poet Jane Thomson

Things are true only when you are drunk. He Zhu, a poet in Northern Song Dynasty

When a beautiful woman is drunk, she looks better.

Song Yu, Warring States, evocation. Tuó camel: His face turned red after drinking. Yes: auxiliary words are meaningless. The beauty blushed when she was drunk. This sentence is written directly about Chen Qi, but it describes the beauty's slightly drunk state, full of charm, and it is a famous sentence in the description of classical portraits. Today, in addition to the word "beauty", the original sentence can also be read in literary works, and its usage is generally a joke between friends after drinking.

Song Yu, a Warring States Poet, Evocation

If you get drunk today, you will suffer tomorrow. Seth smiles, English political reformer and moralist.

Drunk and lying on an empty mountain, heaven and earth are pillows. Famous sayings about drunkenness

Tang Li Bai's friends will stay. Quilt (qρn Qin): Quilt. The general idea of these two sentences is: lying on an empty mountain after drunkenness, taking the sky as a bed and the ground as a pillow. With drunkenness, the artistic conception is different. Li Bai wrote that lying on an empty mountain with a pillow covers the sky. How verve and wild! The effect of the author's temperament on the lyric hero can be seen. We also get enlightenment from this: writing a person's demeanor must be unified with his character, temperament and cultivation.

Li Bai, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, has friends who will stay.

Being drunk is just conscious madness. Roman philosopher seneca.

Why not wake up alone when you see someone drunk? Wang Ji, a poet in Tang Dynasty

I see the world, nothing is more real than drunkenness. Su Shi, a writer in the Northern Song Dynasty, drank alcohol.

Half drunk, soft pillow, warm foot cover. Drunk quotations from Sun Simiao, a doctor and Taoist priest in Tang Dynasty

It takes time to worry about being drunk and greedy for beauty.

Song Xin Qi Ji's Xijiang Moon [Drunkenness and Greed]. And: temporary means "temporary". How can you have time to worry when you are drunk and covet a moment of laughter? On the surface, these two sentences are "drunk" and "laughing". Laughter is full of the whole process of drunkenness, and there is no time to worry. But between the lines, we still see "worry". The word "harmony and greed" tells us that laughter when drunk is greedy, and the implication is that you don't laugh when you are awake; Because of this, drunken laughter is particularly rare, and the lyric hero is particularly greedy. As Li Yu said, "I didn't know I was a guest in my dream. A day of pleasure. " The word "worry" in the second sentence also tells us that real life is full of worry. Only in the hometown where you are drunk and dreaming can you get laughter. A person who "doesn't know the taste of sorrow" will never think of "sorrow" after being drunk. It can be seen that these two sentences are opposite, and the meaning is expressed by words. Greedy laughter in drunkenness reflects that there is no laughter in real life, and there is no time to worry in drunkenness, reflecting that there is a lot of time to worry in real life. It is this humorous pen that Xin Qiji used to vent his resentment in real life.

Xijiang Moon by Xin Qiji, a patriotic poet in the Southern Song Dynasty

I only doubt that I will come to help when I am loose and push away with my hand.

See "Xijiang Moon" by Song Xin Qi Ji. The general idea of these two sentences is that I seem to see a pine tree moving in a drunken mood. I thought it was coming to help me, so I pushed the pine tree with my hand and said, "Go! I don't need your help! " Writing drunkenness and madness is vivid. Can be used to describe what it looks like when you are drunk.

Xijiang Moon by Xin Qiji, a patriotic poet in the Southern Song Dynasty

Completely drunk, I can't see the sky in the water. A ship full of dreams sank into the Milky Way.

Tang Wenru inscribed Cao Qinghu in Longyang County. Xinghe: the stars, the Milky Way; I don't know when I'm drunk. The dream is full of boats. I thought it was all on the Milky Way. These two sentences describe the poet's drinking on Caoqing Lake, because he was stingy with his accounts and drunk as drunk as a fiddler. At night, the shadow of the sky is reflected on the lake, the ship is parked on the water, and the stars and the Milky Way seem to be under the boat. Poets drink because of autumn worries, get drunk and dream. He even felt that his dream was put in a boat, and even the boat was pressed on the Milky Way. The poet captures a little feeling in his dream, shapes it into words, and creates an illusory realm, which makes people feel novel, gratified and full of poetry.