Yes, it is absolutely correct to use the title "Into the Wine". Because the title can be used not only as a title, but also as a poem title. In addition, it can also be used to represent the titles of articles, newspapers, documents, movies, songs, pictures and so on. For example: 1. Topic-Meng Ziliang 2. The title of the book-Tianlong Babu 3. Title-Story of a Small Town in Teresa Teng 4. Miyazaki Hayao's animated film My Neighbor Totoro 5. Title —— The Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival, a famous painting by Zhang Zeduan in the Northern Song Dynasty. In addition, the title (double title): "When the title is still used inside, the outer layer uses double title and the inner layer uses single title. For example: 1. The preface of China Workers was published on February 7th 1940. 2. Louis published an article "Research on Seven-stringed Birds" in the famous American journal of natural scientists.
A poem's name is like wine. Seeing someone using the title "Into the Wine", I just want to ask, is the title of this poem correct? If it is right, isn't the title of the book used for the title, and the title can also be used to explain the title of the poem? It is right to match the title of a poem with the title of a book.