Russian China Japanese drunkard joke

In the ranking table of the world's per capita alcohol consumption, the former Soviet Union ranked only 36th in 1990, but the number of alcoholics in the world was very prominent and reached its peak.

According to Russian news media reports. There are as many as 30 million people drinking cups in the former Soviet Union, accounting for 10% of the total population. In other words, there is one alcoholic in every 10.

Russian communication etiquette and? Wine culture? Custom requires that once the lid of a bottle of vodka is opened, it must be drunk to the bottom. As the proverb goes, there is samogon (famous wine) at the bottom of the cup, so you can't get off the stage in front of your friends? . What is more unique is that. Russians drink dry, don't care about food, and like to drink and get drunk by themselves.

Russian vodka, China people always think that thieves can't drink it, and it tastes good. Certainly not as good as our Qu wine, nor as good as the Erguotou tunnel in Beijing. When someone was dining at Vladivostok Hotel in the Russian Far East, he saw that China people exchanged a bottle of vodka for two large orange juice drinks at a time. The Russian service girl smiled and secretly put the wine in the cupboard. Take it home after work. People in China sometimes take a few sips of vodka and feel bad. If they improvise and give the Russians half a bottle of wine on the table, they will get a few words. Mrs. Hara (good)? !

Russians are famous for drinking, which leads to serious social problems such as crime, fighting, disease and family disharmony. The official in charge of alcoholism in the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs said. In Moscow, in the first seven months of last year, compared with the same period of the previous year, the crime rate of drunken people increased by 15.9%. The number of people who commit crimes due to alcoholism accounts for 35.6% of the total crimes in Moscow, of which 80% are homicide, rape and theft. 1990, the number of people committing crimes due to alcoholism in Russia alone was as high as 330,000 to 50,000.

Yeah, drinking. This? Social harm? 1985 after Gorbachev came to power, he launched an anti-alcoholism campaign with great fanfare, but the result was anticlimactic. After the disintegration of the Soviet Union, the problem of Russian drinking became more serious. In order to solve this problem, Moscow has built 28 sober-ups, each with 3 1 bed, but this is only a drop in the bucket. Because the police admit more than 1 0,000 people from the streets into the sober-up center every day, the sober-up center charges each drunk a service fee of 1.50 rubles and informs his work unit or family to collect people. The court sometimes sentences those who repeatedly refuse to change their minds in the second and third sober clinics to two months' labor or 15 days' imprisonment.

Vodka production in Russia has always been monopolized by the state and sold at special prices by state-owned stores. However, after Russia's privatization, prices were liberalized, private shops proliferated and state monopoly ceased to exist. As long as people have money, they can buy wine to drink. The economic downturn and the decline in life have increased people's mentality of drowning their worries in wine. Even the police who used to enforce the law, many people joined the army of alcoholics.

A tragedy occurred in the Bowman district of Moscow. A guard of the highest organ of state power was killed, another was seriously injured and another was arrested. This soon became a sensational political scandal, but one detail did not arouse people's vigilance, that is, all three people were drunk at that time, which led to a vicious incident.

According to the statistics of "Alcoholism in Internal Affairs Organs" compiled by the Practice Center of Labor Psychophysiology and Psychological Science of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs, in 1990- 199 1, it was found that 24,080 staff members drank alcohol, and 30%-45% of the policemen who committed suicide went to a dead end when they were drunk. The drunken staff of the Ministry of Internal Affairs became the perpetrators of traffic accidents. This situation is not uncommon.

The scary thing is that it's not just ordinary policemen who drink. At that time, it was found that 10 middle-level police officers were drunk while performing their duties. This led to dereliction of duty.

Expert research shows that police drinking seems to be professional. Among the staff of the criminal investigation department and the police in charge of films, the people who love drinking are the most, accounting for 26% and 22% respectively; Firefighters are in the middle, accounting for16%; There are fewer alcoholics among scouts, but it is also 9%. Maybe they are also looking for a panacea from wine to get rid of pain and depression!