Chinese wine culture is extensive and profound. Why do people in China prefer to drink white wine?

Because liquor itself tastes more mellow, and many people in China think that liquor is an excellent drink for formal occasions, to respect others or to entertain others.

When young people become mature, they always drink white wine. Whether you drink or not, from birth to death, there are always people who drink because of you. In China, drinking is a kind of inheritance, passed down from generation to generation, and alcohol is in the genes. Historical inheritance is the origin of China people drinking liquor. Looking back, drinking white wine seems to be a natural process, with no special sense of ceremony. Many young people have just been exposed to beer. They are young, energetic, close friends and binge drinking. Inadvertently, liquor replaced beer.

No one can tell when, just as he has grown up. For many people in China, drinking liquor seems to be one of the signs of a person's maturity, and it is something that should be done at a certain stage. Liquor has been drunk for generations, and on holidays, weddings and funerals are held. It can be said that China people can't live without liquor all their lives. The brewing of wine has been passed down to this day, and the inheritance of wine is also an important part of China's cultural inheritance.

Many people prefer to drink at the banquet rather than alone, because the banquet will be more atmospheric because of the wine. There are quite a few banquet rules in China. For example, raising a glass and drinking together at the opening ceremony is called a "good start". When toasting each other, people usually drink even numbers, which means "yes man", and try to finish the wine in the cup to show sincerity. When toasting, your glass should be lower than the other's to show respect.