“醉翁之意不在酒,在乎山水之间也。”这是北宋大文豪欧阳修《醉翁亭记》中的名句,千古传诵。如今说“醉翁之意”,都是用以比喻本意不在此,或别有用心。比如说:论今鉴古,当今有的人遍游名山大川,饱览异域风光,却巧借考察、访问之名,真够醉翁之意的。古为今用,虽然变了味,但已被人们接受了,用活 “Drunk is not meant to drink, care about between mountains and rivers.” This is the name of Ouyang Xiu’s “Drunkard Pavilion” by the Northern Song Dynasty Da Wenhao, passing through the ages. Nowadays, the meaning of “drunken arrogance” is used to metaphorize the original intention or to have ulterior motives. For example, when we look at this ancient book, some people today tour the mountains and rivers and enjoy the exotic scenery. However, they cleverly borrowed the name of an investigation and visit. For the past, although it has changed taste, it has been accepted by people.