Yushan fell by itself and was not recommended by others.

"Song of Xiangyang" by Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty. Yushan: Describes beautiful appearance. Ji Kang in the Jin Dynasty had a very good demeanor. People said that he was as independent as a lonely pine in normal times, but when he was drunk, he was like a jade mountain that will fall. The main idea of ??this sentence is: Yushan fell by himself, not by others. This poem describes the poet's state of being drunk due to wine, so later generations often used the word "Jade Mountain Falling" to describe people's drunken state.

"Song of Xiangyang" by Li Bai, a poet of the Tang Dynasty

There is no smooth road under the feet of a drunkard. Drunk Quotes by British Poet James Thomson

The truth of things can only be true when you are drunk. He Zhu, a poet in the Northern Song Dynasty

The beauty is drunk and her face is more rosy.

The Warring States Period·Song Yu's "The Soul Calling". 酡(tuótuo): The red color on the face after drinking. Some: Particles, meaningless. The general meaning of these two sentences is: After the beauty is drunk, her face turns red. This sentence is written directly to tell the story, but it describes the beauty's slightly drunk state, her expression is erratic, and she is full of charm. It is a famous sentence for classical portrait description. Today, in addition to the word "blushing", it is also commonly used to express the color and expression of people after being drunk. The original sentence can also be read in literary works from time to time, and the usage is generally as a joke between drunk friends.

Song Yu, a writer of poems and poems during the Warring States Period, "Calling the Soul"

The drunkenness of today will lead to the suffering of tomorrow. British political reformer and moralist Seth Smiles

When he got drunk and lay down on the empty mountain, the heaven and the earth were like pillows. Famous quotes about drunkenness

"A Gathering of Friends" by Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty. Quilt (qīnqin): quilt. The general meaning of these two sentences is: After being drunk, I lay down on an empty mountain, using the sky as a quilt and the earth as a pillow. They both write about drunkenness, but their artistic conceptions are different. Li Bai wrote about lying drunk in an empty mountain, pillowed on the ground and covered with the sky. How bold and wild it is! The role of the author's temperament in the lyrical protagonist can be seen from this. From here we also get inspiration: when writing about a person's demeanor, it must be unified with his character, temperament, qualities, etc.

"A Gathering of Friends" by Li Bai, a poet of the Tang Dynasty

Drunkness is nothing but conscious madness. The ancient Roman philosopher Seneca

How could he bear to wake up alone when he saw others drunk. Wang Ji, a poet of the Tang Dynasty

When I look at the world, there is nothing like being intoxicated. Northern Song Dynasty writer Su Shi "Drinking"

Half drunk, soft pillow, warm cover. Famous quotes about drunkenness by doctors and Taoist priests in the Tang Dynasty Sun Simiao

Drunk and greedy for beauty, you have to worry about how much time you have to work hard.

Xin Qiji's "Moon on the West River" by Xin Qiji of the Song Dynasty [Drunk and greedy]. And: tentatively, it means "temporarily". The general meaning of these two sentences is: when you are drunk and want to laugh for a while, how can you have time to worry? On the surface, these two sentences say "drunk" and "laughing", and laughter fills the whole process of being drunk. There is no time to worry. But between the lines, we still see "sorrow". The word "qie greed" tells us that the laughter in drunkenness is obtained by greed. The implication is. There is no laughter when you are sober; it is precisely because of this that laughter when you are drunk is so rare. The lyrical hero is particularly greedy for it. Just like what Li Yu said in his poem, "I didn't know I was a guest in my dream. I was greedy for pleasure for a while." The word "sorrow" in the second sentence also tells us that real life is full of sorrow. Only in drunkenness can it be replaced with laughter. A person who "does not know the feeling of sorrow" will never think of "sorrow" after being drunk. It can be seen that these two sentences are telling the truth and conveying the meaning in a concise way. Craving for laughter while drunk reflects the lack of laughter in real life. When you are drunk, you will feel sad and have no time to work. It reflects that Ding has a lot of worries in his real life. Xin Qiji used this kind of humor to vent his resentment of unrealized aspirations in real life.

Xin Qiji, a patriotic poet of the Southern Song Dynasty, wrote "Moon over the Xijiang River"

I just suspected that it was loose and wanted to help it, so I pushed it away with my hand.

See the two sentences in "Xijiang Moon" by Xin Qiji of the Song Dynasty [Drunk and Greedy] to the effect: When I was drunk and dazed, I seemed to see the pine tree moving. I thought it was coming to help me, so I used Pushing the pine tree with his hand and saying, "Go! I don't need your support!" The description of drunken madness is very realistic. Can be used to describe the appearance of someone drunk.

Xin Qiji, a patriotic poet of the Southern Song Dynasty, wrote "Moon over the Xijiang River"

After being drunk, I don’t know that the sky is on the water, and the boat is full of clear dreams that overwhelm the stars.

Tang Wenru of the Tang Dynasty "Inscribed on Qingcao Lake in Longyang County". Xinghe: stars, Milky Way; the general meaning of these two sentences is: after being drunk, I don’t know that the sky is reflected in the water. Clear dreams fill a boat. I thought they were all weighing on the galaxy. These two sentences describe the scene where the poet drank alcohol due to melancholy on Qingcao Lake and became drunk and dreaming due to drinking.

The shadow of the night sky is reflected in the lake, and the boat is parked on the water, so the stars and the Milky Way appear to be reflected below the boat. The poet drank because of the melancholy of autumn. When he was drunk, he began to dream again, and he felt that his dream was filling the boat. Even the ship is pressed against the river of stars. The poet captures a little feeling in the dream. Putting it into words creates a realm of illusion within illusion. It feels novel and gratifying, and has a strong poetic flavor.