What poems are there to drown your sorrows in wine?

1, poem: a glass of wine in the spring breeze of peaches and plums, Yi Deng in the Jianghu for ten years.

Said by: Huang Tingjian, Song Dynasty's "Send Yellow Several Times"

Interpretation: In the spring breeze, I saw peaches and plums and drank wine, and the rivers and lakes were down and out. I have been away for ten years, and I often miss you listening to the autumn rain.

2. Poetry: On a green spring day, I started to go home, singing my songs loudly and drinking my wine.

Said by: Tang Du Fu, Imperial Army Recovers the Banks of the Yellow River.

Interpretation: The sun shines, singing loudly, drinking and having fun, and returning home with his wife and children in the bright spring.

3. Poem: lanling wine tulip, jade bowl filled with amber light.

From: The Traveler's Travel/Traveler's Works by Li Bai in Tang Dynasty

Explanation: lanling wine is sweet, just like Yujin wine. Xing lai is full of jade bowls, and amber light is crystal clear and charming.

4, verse: wine luminous cup, want to drink pipa immediately.

From: Two Liangzhou Poems by William Wang in Tang Dynasty.

Interpretation: The mellow wine at the banquet was put in a luminous glass. When it was almost finished, the pipa sounded immediately, as if urging people to go out.

5. Poetry: A gust of wind blew catkins, making the shop more fragrant. A girl from Wu poured wine and advised me to come.

From: The Parting of Nanjing Hotel by Li Bai in Tang Dynasty.

Interpretation: The spring breeze blows catkins, the aroma in the hotel is overflowing, and the maid holds out the wine and advises me to taste it carefully.