What do you mean, the glass is too shallow to respect the Japanese, and the alley is too short to get white hair?

The glass is too shallow to visit Japan for a long time, and the alley is too short to go gray.

The literal meaning of these two sentences is:

There is too little wine in the glass to express the future and eternity; The alley is too short, the road is limited, and it will be finished soon. There is no way to go white-haired on this road.

There is still plenty of time, which is an idiom in China. From Wen Song Tianxiang and Duan Hong's "Yunyan Book": "After a county, it is peaceful with the people of the county. It's safe everywhere in the future, and it's already cooked. I feel that the storm is coming as scheduled, and the late rice is also expected, but I just want to work hard for grazing.

There is still a long way to go, which means there is something to do.

White hair is also an idiom in China, which comes from "A Sacrifice to Twelve Langs": "Although I am not forty years old, I look at the sky, but my teeth are shaking."

White hair means: gray hair Describe people's aging.

The glass is too shallow to respect the future, and the alley is too short for white hair to walk. When the author wrote these two sentences, he also expressed his lack of confidence in walking together. The implication can also be: our feelings are not deep enough and there is no future; Our fate is too shallow, white hair can be together, and we can't be together forever.

At the same time, it also indicates that feelings are on and off, full of variables! Therefore, if you meet by chance, you should cherish it; There is no chance of separation, but also accept it frankly. Let's raise our glasses and bless each other. and heaven remains our neighbourhood, take care of each other.