A collection of poems about good wine and good friends

A collection of poems about good wine and good friends are as follows:

1. Cooking sheep and slaughtering cattle is a pleasure, and you will have to drink three hundred cups at a time. ——Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty, "I am about to drink wine without you seeing me"

Appreciation: It vividly depicts a happy scene and expresses the passionate and generous atmosphere during reunions and celebrations. Cooking sheep, slaughtering cattle and drinking wine are common activities at banquets, which means rich food and unlimited drinking.

"Cooking sheep and slaughtering cattle for fun" conveys the attitude of letting go and enjoying yourself. "You must drink three hundred cups at a time" highlights the heroic atmosphere of the banquet occasion, indicating that people are enthusiastic and joyful beyond words. Through this sentence, the poet shows family affection, friendship and an optimistic and open-minded attitude towards life, and feels the warmth and power of reunion and joy with the readers.

2. If there is wine in life, you must be drunk. How can a drop of it reach Jiuquan? ——Song Dynasty Gao Zhu's "Wine on Qingming Day"

Appreciation: It expresses the concept of short life and limited life. "If there is wine in life, you must be drunk" means that in the limited time, we should enjoy life to the fullest, pursue what we love, and leave no regrets. The "wine" in this sentence can be understood as a symbol, representing all kinds of joy and enjoyment. "Being drunk" means to be fully immersed and immersed in it.

The following "Did a drop ever reach the nine springs" emphasizes the shortness and impermanence of life. The whole sentence conveys the cherishment of life and thinking about the passing time, calling on people to seize the present and cherish every beautiful moment.

This poem expresses the impermanence and preciousness of life in concise words, triggers readers to think about the meaning and value of life, and encourages people to face life positively and cherish the present.

3. When the weather is nice in the cold suburbs, don’t stop drinking. ——Dai Shulun of the Tang Dynasty, "Encouraging Lu San to Drink"

Appreciation: This poem is set in the good weather in the cold suburbs, and expresses the author's feelings of inviting his close friends to have a drink and talk freely. The first sentence "Good weather in the cold suburbs" shows the clear and pleasant climate in winter, giving people a fresh feeling. Then, "Don't say goodbye to wine" conveys the author's sincerity, saying that no matter how many times, he is willing to invite friends to enjoy a good drink.

The whole poem is full of strong friendship and sincerity. The author expresses his cherishment and pursuit of friendship by describing natural scenery and warm scenes. There are not too many gorgeous rhetorical techniques in the poem, but it expresses deep emotions. This simple and direct way of expression allows readers to feel the author's heart better.

In addition, this poem also conveys the beauty of life and simple joy in a short space. The good weather and kind invitations in the cold suburbs are ordinary and real scenes, but they can inspire people's yearning for friendship and a better life.