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Ji Kang Ruan Ji was dissatisfied with the Sma's usurpation, and witnessed the ruthless cruelty and ruin of the ruling clique. Therefore, they despised the hypocrisy of the famous religions and ceremonies advertised by them, advocating Lao Zhuang's metaphysics, yearning for the simplicity and innocence, innocence, and advocating the nature of the more famous religion. Then Lao Zhuang's natural inaction thought developed to the extreme, indulging in wine, defamation of etiquette, disdain for power, cynicism, and the opening of the Wei and Jin celebrities. Ruan Ji is a person who is drunkenly drinking, drinking frequently and heartily. He drank to avoid misfortune, vent his emotions in alcoholism, and get inner peace and spiritual relief in wine. Therefore, Ruan Ji's life is full of wine. Moreover, self-reporting his rule in the poem is not the whole life of Ruan Ji. His cautious creative attitude keeps him sober. Ji Kang's drinking is essentially different from Ruan Ji's drinking. Compared to Ruan Ji's, it is more “sparse”, because Ji Kang's drinking is for health, and never uses drunk as a means of avoiding the world. Therefore, even if he drinks, he is only a small drink, more rational and calm. Although not binge drinking, all the life's interest has already permeated from the cup. Their drinking behavior is different, but the same is that wine occupies an extremely important position in their lives. Drinking not only affects their life behavior, but also has an inseparable connection with their poetry. Liquor has made Wei and Jin scholars, and their wild behaviors are vivid. With this carrier, Wei Jin's demeanor is brought into full play. Therefore, the unique achievements in the history of Wei and Jin's literature confirm: the wine's unending eternal significance. Wine began to quickly enter the literature, making an essential foreshadowing of the art of Tao Yuanming's poems and wine.