Martial arts
When I was drunk, I read the sword by burning the lamp, and I dreamed of blowing the trumpet company. Eight hundred miles away, the people under his command are burning, and the sound of fifty strings turning over the Great Wall. Autumn troops on the battlefield
"Drunken Dreams of Fairy Rain" and "Drunken Dreams of Picking the Sword"
"Drunken Dream" is a Chinese term whose basic meaning is to describe a person in a very intoxicated and fascinated dreamy state. The following is a detailed explanation of "drunk dreams": 1. Literal explanation * "Drunk": usually refers to the state after drinking too much, which is manifested by loss of normal behavior, loss of judgment, etc. It can also generally refer to any state of intoxication and selflessness. * "Dream": refers to the illusory situation experienced by people during sleep. It is often used to describe an unreal but desirable state. Combining these two words, "drunk dream" vividly describes a state that is as confusing as drunkenness and as illusory as a dream. 2. Extended meaning 1. Yearning and pursuit of beautiful things: Drunken dream state is often accompanied by extreme obsession and pursuit of beautiful things, as if you are in an illusory and wonderful world. 2. Lack of concentration and blurred perception of external things: In a drunken dream state, people often lose concentration and their perception of external things becomes blurred, and they easily fall into a trance and confusion. 3. Application in literature and modern context 1. Literary works: In poetry, prose and other literary works, "drunk dreams" are often used to describe the poet's emotions and thoughts. For example, Li She, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, wrote in "Inscribed on the Monk's House in Helin Temple": "I was in a state of drunkenness and dreaming all day long, and suddenly I heard that spring was strong enough to climb a mountain." The "drunken dream" here vividly depicts the poet's state of being intoxicated in the illusory world all day long. 2. Modern context: In the modern context, the meaning of "drunken dreams" has gradually enriched and evolved. It can not only be used to describe a person's state after being drunk, but also can be used to describe people's extreme obsession and pursuit of something. For example, in the field of science and technology, some people describe their love for a certain technology as being like a drunken dream; in the field of art, some people describe their intoxication with a certain art form as being like a drunken dream. To sum up, "drunk dream" is a poetic and imaginative word, which describes people's confused and illusory feeling of being intoxicated in some beautiful thing or state.
Intention: Martial Arts