Dongli refers to the Dongli in wine after dusk.

Chrysanthemum wine

1, the fog is thick and the clouds are light, and you will always be sad, and your brain will be wide open to destroy the golden beast. The festival is also a double ninth festival, and the jade pillow gauze kitchen is half cold at night. Dongli drinks until dusk, and faint chrysanthemum fragrance overflows his sleeves. Mo Tao doesn't forget me, the curtain rolls west wind, and people are thinner than yellow flowers. In Li Qingzhao's first poem, "Dongli" here means not enjoying chrysanthemums, but drinking chrysanthemum wine. Here, it is to drown my sorrows and relieve loneliness by drinking. This kind of lonely lovesickness is just right, touching, fresh and refined.

2. Drunk Flowers, Clouds, Clouds, Sorrow and Forever Days is the work of Li Qingzhao, a poetess in the Song Dynasty. This word was written by the author after marriage. By describing the scene of drinking and enjoying chrysanthemums on the Double Ninth Festival, it sets off a bleak and lonely atmosphere and expresses the loneliness of the author who misses her husband.