Interpretation: the breeze blows catkins, and the hotel overflows with fragrance; Wu Ji held out the newly squeezed wine and advised the guests to taste it.
Lanling wine tulips, jade bowls filled with amber light. -Travel Notes of Li Bai in Tang Dynasty.
Interpretation: Lanling wine, with the mellow fragrance of turmeric, looks like amber in a jade bowl.
Open the window facing the valley vegetable garden and pass the glass to talk about crops. -Meng Haoran's Passing Old People's Village in Tang Dynasty
Interpretation: Open the window to face the grain field and vegetable garden and raise a glass to talk about crops.
There are more precious fruits in the world, and jade and snow are covered with crimson yarn. -Qiu Jun's Lychee Ode in Ming Dynasty
Interpretation: There is nothing better than precious fruit in the world. Its snow-like skin is covered with a red gauze.
Alas, let bygones be bygones, who * * * will sleep in afternoon European tea. -Lu You's Living in the Early Song and Summer.
Interpretation: I don't see you when I meet you, but I dream of returning to tea at noon. Who said that in those days?
There is a glimmer of green in the old bottle and a hint of red in the quiet stove. -A suggestion for my friend Liu by Bai Juyi in the Tang Dynasty.
Interpretation: The newly brewed rice wine is green and fragrant; A small red mud stove is burning crimson.
Don't laugh at the farmhouse music brewed in the muddled month. In the harvest month, the dishes for guests are very rich. -A land tour of Shanxi village in Song Dynasty
Interpretation: Don't laugh at the muddled wine brewed in the twelfth lunar month. In Fengshou Island, hospitality dishes are very rich.
Yellow chicken and white wine, you go to the village community for an autumn. -Song Xin Qiji's "Water Tune Songs for Yang"
Interpretation: After you return to your hometown, the yellow wine will celebrate the autumn.