As a container for wine: consider drawing a pot yourself to make the court happy. (Tao Jin Yuanming's Gui Xi Ci), here, like a pot, it is used as a container. Another example is edict, which means wine order. Beans literally explain wine vessels and water chestnuts. General metaphor of diet)
Drink: ~ drink, ~ chant (drink and recite poems)
Toast: This is not a good example, because it is an extended meaning, which directly comes from the container of wine, and can also be used as a name, such as Guan Zhong's Huan Gong (Lu Chunqiu), in which "Yi" means toasting ... Guan Zhong proposed a toast to Qi Huangong.
Banquet: For example, Song Yu said, "I want to entertain my minister. How can I entertain him?" ("Fu Yi Dance Fu"). (King Xiang of Chu) said to Song Yu, "I want to entertain the ministers. Is there anything interesting? " Sometimes it is generally entertaining, such as entertaining guests.
Drinking: One song and one chant are enough to show your love. (Wang Xizhi's Preface to Lanting Collection)
Autumn wind welcomes rain and winter comes, and willow branches and peach leaves hide deep. I really don't know the origin of these two poems, but they look like a couplet. It's a couplet that carries on the relationship, and the second sentence is a bit unreasonable.
The autumn wind is rustling, accompanied by rain, the weather is getting colder and colder, and winter is approaching step by step. Green plants such as willow branches and peach leaves are all gone, as if they were hidden.