It's from Two Poems of Liangzhou Poems (Part I) by William Wang, a poet in the Tang Dynasty: a luminous glass of grape wine, and you need to drink pipa immediately. Drunk lying on the battlefield, you don't laugh, and you have been fighting for several times in ancient times.
Translation:
Newly made grape wine is full of luminous cups; Just want to drink heartily, immediately pipa audio reminder.
even if you are drunk on the battlefield, please don't laugh; Since ancient times, how many men have come back alive?
Appreciation:
This poem describes a rare gathering and banquet of frontier soldiers, showing passionate and excited emotions and the scene of getting drunk. It is a portrayal of the desolate environment and tense and turbulent garrison life in the border area, with strong border color and flavor of military camp life.
With passionate brushstrokes, sonorous tones and dazzling words, the poet set the first sentence of the opening sentence-"luminous glass of grape wine", as if the curtain suddenly opened, showing a grand banquet with colorful, dazzling and fragrant wine before people's eyes. This scene surprises and excites people, creating an atmosphere and setting the tone for the lyric of the whole poem.