What does it mean to make wine and warm tea at the end of the year?

At the end of the year and the end of the year, making wine and warming tea means that at the end of the year and in the middle of the year, you are finally not very busy and you can have a drink or tea to take a rest. Original sentence: The end of the year is approaching, and I pay tribute to Dong Sui. Make wine, warm tea, and drink this cup to the full. Meaning: Greetings before and after the winter solstice in ancient Chinese. The general idea is that the end of the year is coming, and I respectfully wish you good health in the winter. I have boiled fine wine and brewed fragrant tea at home, and I invite you to come over and have a drink in your spare time. Boil wine, ?zhǔ jiǔ, warm wine, scald wine.

Examples of similar ancient-style sentences:

1. May everything you see be beautiful, everything you do may live up to your youth, the road is long and mighty, and everything can be expected.

2. Even if there is eternity, there will be eight desolations. The future is like an ocean and the days ahead are long.

3. Start one yuan and start again, waiting for the four seasons to be updated. Winter is gone, the stars are bright, and everything goes well in the new year.

4. The remaining wax is gone again, and the east wind should gradually be heard. One night is still a few hours, and two years old wants to be divided equally. When the darkness falls, we fight, and when the spring blossoms, the fragrance blooms. In the Ming Dynasty, I hold wine from afar and wish Yaojun together first.

5. The wind and frost of heaven and earth are gone, and the atmosphere of heaven and earth is harmonious. The calendar adds new years, and spring fills the old mountains and rivers. The plum blossoms and willows are fragrant and graceful, and the pine trees are old and senile; butcher Su Cheng is drunk and laughing happily in the white cloud nest.