Ancient poems about wine making

Ouyang Xiu of the Song Dynasty wrote in the article "The Heart of the Drunkard Pavilion"

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Brew springs into wine, the springs are fragrant and the wine is strong

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's famous saying has become the basis for people to choose water when making wine.

Feng Shiren of the Ming Dynasty wrote in "Wine in the Wine"

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Every time when the mulberry trees fall, take the place where they can chat with each other and use the well

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Water is very good at making wine.

Li Bai’s poems about winemaking are described in one of his

"Drunken Songs"

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In "Song of Xiangyang"

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Cormorant dipper,

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One hundred years and thirty-six thousand days,

Three hundred cups must be poured out in one day.

Looking at the green duck head of Hanshui from a distance, it looks like the first fermentation of grapes. If this river turns into spring wine, a barrage of music will be built

Chaoqiu platform

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Initial fermentation

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It refers to wine making.

Song of Xiangyang

The setting sun is about to disappear in Shanxi, and the flowers are falling down.

Children in Xiangyang clapped their hands together and blocked the street to sing "White Copper Dagger"

Others asked why they were laughing, but the monkey was so drunk that he was as drunk as mud.

Cormorant ladles and parrot cups. A hundred years and thirty-six thousand days,

Three hundred cups of water must be poured in one day

Looking at the green duck head of Han water, it looks like the first fermentation of grapes.

If this river turns into spring wine, the base of music will be built into a hilltop.

A thousand-gold horse will be replaced by a concubine, and a drunken person will sit on a carved saddle and sing "Falling Plum Blossoms"

A jug of wine will be hung next to the car. , the phoenix, the sheng, the dragon, and the dragon are urging each other.

How can the yellow dog in Xianyang City look like a golden leopard leaning under the moon?

Don’t you see that the Yang Gong of the Jin Dynasty is a piece of stone, with the glans peeling off and growing berries? moss.