“万丈红尘三杯酒,千秋大业一壶茶”。日前看电视,记住了清华大学教授翟鸿桀先生讲的一副对联,写在自家的小白板上。翟先生的意思很明白:世间之事,不必纠结于心,三杯酒落肚,化为乌有;功名利禄,莫要萦绕于怀,纵是经天纬地,也如过眼烟云淡若清茶。换个角度说:冷眼世间万象,且如三杯白酒;即是千秋大业,不过一壶香茗。 “Three thousand glasses of red wine, the great cause of a pot of tea ”. A few days ago watch TV, remember Mr. Zhai Hongyong, a professor at Tsinghua University, a pair of couplets written in their own small whiteboard. Zhai’s meaning is very clear: the things in the world, do not have to tangle in the heart, three glasses of alcohol fall into belly, vanished; Fame and fortune, Mo want to linger in the arms, vertical is latitude and longitude, but also as overwhelming as tea. Another way: cold-world Vientiane, and such as three glasses of white wine; that is, the great cause, but a pot of tea.