Zun: In Li Bai's poem "it is hard to go", "sake is expensive, and a pot of gold cups and ten thousand coppers". The ancients said that "victory or defeat lies between respect and respect", that is, winning with the negotiating party at the banquet of drinking and eating meat. Zun is a container for meat. Because of its widespread use, later generations simply regard respect as synonymous with wine glasses. Generally, they are extravagant and have a high neck.
Shang: In Tao Yuanming's Biography of Mr. Wuliu, it is called "the title of poetry." At first, it was generally called "Jue", and later it was often called "Shang". It was a wine vessel with three legs and a big belly, and the handle was decorated with lines, or an open wine vessel decorated with bird lines.
Zhuo: In Liu Zongyuan's travel notes "The Banquet in the Western Hills": "If you have enough wine, you will get drunk."
Pot: an ancient container for grain or wine syrup. Li Bai's Drinking the Bright Moon Alone: From from a pot of wine among the flowers, drinking alone. No one is with me.
Shang is also called Jue, which is the kind of three-legged cup that is often seen in the romance of the Three Kingdoms on TV.