Where does "three glasses of wine in the world of mortals and a pot of tea in a thousand years" come from?

This sentence comes from Zhai Hongshen's Communication Skills of Great Wisdom.

Zhai is an advocate and disseminator of contemporary traditional culture in China. Expert in practical application of Chinese studies, economic and cultural scholar, visiting professor in Tsinghua University, Peking University, University of Science and Technology Beijing and American National University.

What has been disturbing people in the world of mortals, three cups and two glasses of wine have been said; Any ambitious plan in the world will be spent in a pot of tea in the afternoon. The world of mortals and three glasses of wine, the great cause of the Millennium and a pot of tea are obviously a comparative relationship. How about three glasses of wine and a pot of tea? What the author means is almost ... in that case, why pursue the world of mortals? Three glasses of light wine and a pot of green tea are enough! ! And everyone is a microcosm.