Liu Ling's Drunkenness tells the story of Liu Ling, a poet in the Western Jin Dynasty, who was addicted to alcohol. Since Liu Ling was banished from the court, she began to enjoy drinking. His wife was so angry that she kept drinking every day, didn't go out to earn money to support her family, and didn't help with housework. One day, she broke all the flagons and wine glasses at home, and persuaded Liu Ling not to drink. Seeing that all her drinking tools were broken, Liu Ling lied to his wife and said, "I promised you to stop drinking from now on, but I've been drinking for too long and I can't control it. I need to swear to my ancestors to restrain myself. " Hurry up and prepare wine and meat for your ancestors! His wife was very happy to see him so sincere, so she prepared a rich wine and meat and made Liu Ling swear on the memorial tablet. "。 However, Liu Ling swore to the tablet, "God, you gave birth to me, Liu Ling. Liu Ling regards wine as his lifeblood, and always drinks a glass of welcome wine. After drinking five buckets, she can relieve the feeling of coma and feel sick after waking up. You can't listen to women, "but you didn't say abstinence. On the contrary, you ate all the offerings on the counter, he drank every drop of wine, and the whole person became unconscious again. Liu Ling is an alcoholic, and he is very unruly after drinking. Often when I am in a good mood, I will take off my clothes and lie naked in the bed at home, or jump around at home. One day, a tourist came to his home. Not only was he not ashamed of being naked, but he also plausibly said: I take the sky as my clothes and the house as my pants. Why did you run into my pants?