To be drunk is to be drunk(wù zuì qiǎng jiǔ)

To be drunk is to be drunk

Strong: insist. I'm afraid of getting drunk, but I drink too much. This is a metaphor for knowingly committing a crime. Mencius · Li Lou Shang: "today's evil death but not benevolence, is still evil drunk but strong wine."

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Strong: insist. I'm afraid of getting drunk, but I drink too much. This is a metaphor for knowingly committing a crime.

Idioms and allusions

Source: Mencius · liloushang: "today, death is evil but happiness is not benevolent, but drunkenness is evil but strong wine."

Discrimination of words

Usage: as predicate, attributive

Chinese PinYin : wù zuì qiǎng jiǔ