A glass of wine, a beautiful sentence.

The poetic beauty of A Glass of Wine is as follows:

1, a glass of turbid wine is Wan Li's destination, but Ran Yan hasn't lost his mind. (Song Fan Zhongyan, Fisherman's Passion, Qiu Lai Scenery).

Interpretation: A glass of wine brings sorrow, leaving home for Wan Li. I am full of thoughts, remembering that I have been wronged and my grades have not been achieved. I wonder when I can go back to my hometown.

2, a pot of turbid wine is happy to meet. How many things in the past and how many times have been put into the conversation. (Shen's "Linjiang Xian" rolls across the Yangtze River).

Interpretation: It's rare to meet an old friend and have a drink. Many things through the ages have been put into the punch line.

3, turbid wine does not sell tears of worrying about the country, but should be a group of talents when saving. (Modern Qiu Jin's The Japanese on the Yellow Sea See the Russo-Japanese War Map).

Interpretation: Where can that rotten wine dispel the tears I shed when I am worried about my country and people? Saving the country depends on everyone's joint efforts.

Leave me a few acres of wasteland and half a bottle of turbid wine to keep you warm. (On the 20th day of the first month of the Song Dynasty, Su Shi sent three people from Pangu to the Zen Garden in the east of the Queen's City).

Interpretation: A few acres of secluded countryside left me to live here, and half a bottle of muddy old wine was waiting for my friends to warm me up.

5, a glass of turbid wine shocked me, and I laughed for seventy years. (Song Dynasty land tour mixed feelings).

Interpretation: I was a little drunk after drinking a glass of turbid wine and laughed at myself for so many years.