"It's still early to get drunk" comes from Tingliao, Xiaoya, which is a poem in The Book of Songs, the first collection of poems in ancient China. This is a poem describing the dialogue between Zhou Wang and the timekeeper before the court in the morning, describing the scene of the early court and praising Zhou Wang's diligence in court affairs. This poem consists of three chapters, each with five sentences. It adopts question-and-answer method to reveal the personality of the interlocutor through dialogue. This poem is from far to near, with distinct levels and touching details. Ask and answer, if you see someone; There is light and sound, as if you were there.
The word "drunken Qin Ming night is still early" comes from the poem "Xiaoya Tingliao": "How about the night? The night is still early. " It means "endless" and "endless". The founding emperor of the Western Han Dynasty named his ruling center "Weiyang", which was in line with Zheng's wish to call himself "the first emperor" so as to be handed down from generation to generation.
"Yang" means the central government, but it doesn't mean "endless", so "Weiyang" can't be directly interpreted as "endless". Laozi, an ancient philosopher in China, said in his Tao Te Ching: If things are strong, they will grow old, which means that they are ignorant and ignorant. It means that when things reach the peak, they will go downhill, that is, downhill. Then if you don't reach the highest point, you don't have to worry about falling. "Weiyang" just means "not developed to the highest point". Of course, such things will not decline immediately, and they will be farther away from extinction. This is a typical "look at the problem from a developmental perspective".