I stole Li Bai’s wine. The second half of the sentence can be written like this:
1. I stole Li Bai’s wine. I wanted to solve the sorrows of this world. The dilemma of love and hate is gone. , in the end, people are thinner than flowers.
2. I stole Li Bai’s wine, borrowed Kong Yiji’s fennel beans, and got drunk at dusk.
3. I stole Li Bai’s wine, but I only dared to take a sip. I was afraid that the sea breeze would wet my eyes, and I was afraid of the sadness cast by the moon.
4. I stole Li Bai’s wine, but I only dared to take a sip. I wanted to invite Yueyi to drink wine, but I never saw you looking back.
5. I stole Li Bai’s wine and gave it to Du Fu. From then on, I was drunk with wine in the prosperous Tang Dynasty.
6. I stole Li Bai’s wine, unable to hide the sorrow of the world, and drank a sudden sip, which is unique in the world. I am afraid that the sea breeze will wet my eyes, and I am also afraid of the sadness cast by the moon.
7. I stole Li Bai’s wine, and I was going to get drunk at dusk. However, the evening is incomprehensible and romantic, and the tenderness of talking and laughing is still there.
8. I stole Li Bai’s wine and made friends with the sunset. Although he lives like a dog, he still wants to hold his hand.
9. I stole Li Bai’s wine and looked back indifferently. The world is changing at dawn and dusk, and the leaves are falling in autumn.
10. I stole Li Bai’s wine, but tasted Du Fu’s sorrow. I have no intention of looking back suddenly, I just look forward to the future.