


池酒林胾 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes an extremely extravagant and luxurious lifestyle characterized by an excessive abundance of wine (enough to fill a pond) and meat (piled up like a forest). It signifies extreme indulgence and waste”. Literally, “wine in pools, meat in a forest”.

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Open the tool →池酒林胾 (chí jiǔ lín zì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes an extremely extravagant and luxurious lifestyle characterized by an excessive abundance of wine (enough to fill a pond) and meat (piled up like a forest). It signifies extreme indulgence and waste”.
池酒林胾 is pronounced chí jiǔ lín zì in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 池酒林胾 means “wine in pools, meat in a forest”. It is used to mean “describes an extremely extravagant and luxurious lifestyle characterized by an excessive abundance of wine (enough to fill a pond) and meat (piled up like a forest). It signifies extreme indulgence and waste”.
胾,切成的大块肉。形容酒肉极多,生活奢侈。