A famous wine lover, who is he and why he likes to drink it so much?

A famous drinker in history, when he was drunk, let the carriage pull him around and bury him where he died. The man who followed the servant with a shovel was Liu Ling in Wei and Jin Dynasties. He is a heavy drinker and often gets drunk.

Liu Ling in Wei and Jin Dynasties was the first alcoholic in the history of China and one of the seven sages of bamboo forest. His appearance is particularly ugly, his figure is very low and his temperament is straightforward. He used to be an official in the imperial court, but he was not tactful enough to deal with people and didn't understand the trend of the times, so he later resigned and returned to his hometown. Because of depression, Liu Ling often drinks to drown his sorrows.

Later, because I often drank, I gradually became addicted. I have to drink some wine every meal. If I don't drink at dinner, I will feel uncomfortable. Later, after the regime change, Liu Ling was asked to go back to be an official. But at that time, Liu Ling knew drinking all day, and she had given up the idea of being an official. She just wanted to indulge in wine every day, and when the court minister invited her personally, he got drunk.

There is no intrigue in officialdom, so his life is also very leisurely. He only knows how to drink a little wine every day, regardless of family matters or personal image problems. In a book, he often rides a deer cart, holding a pot of wine in his hand, followed by a servant with a hoe, running desperately. He also told the servant behind him that he would bury me when I died. Moreover, Liu Ling made a lot of jokes because he was addicted to alcohol, but even so, he was still a thoughtful and literary man, and Ode to Wine was Liu Ling's work. For Liu Ling, wine is his soul and a part of his life. Although he drank heavily, he lived to be over 80 years old.