How can we politely refuse the leader's toast request at the dinner party?

It is common for leaders to propose a toast while eating, but if you don't want to drink it, how can you politely refuse without offending the leaders? Here are some polite ways to refuse:

1. decline: you can politely express your refusal to the leader, such as "thank you for your concern, but I have given up drinking recently and won't drink any more", or "I feel a little sick and don't want to drink tonight, thank you for your concern".

2. pause: if the leader toasts too often, you can try to pause, for example, "leader, we haven't started eating food yet." If we drink too much now, we will feel uncomfortable in the future. Do you want to drink again in the next round? "

3. Excuse: Use excuses to express refusal to the leader, such as "My doctor said that I have some allergies recently and can't drink alcohol" or "My stomach is not very good and I can't drink too much alcohol recently".

4. Recommendation: You can recommend some other drinks, such as tea, juice and soda water. Tell the leader that I don't drink, but I still want to drink other drinks with you, such as "Leader, I don't drink much. Do you mind if I have a cup of tea/water?"

5. Shift: You can shift the topic to other more important things and show the leaders that there are more reasonable reasons for not drinking. For example, "I have to hurry up tonight, and I'm afraid I'll miss something after drinking" or "We have important guests, so let's respect them first" and so on.

No matter which way you choose, it is important to express sincerity and respect. When communicating with leaders, we should pay attention to kindness and courtesy, convey our own ideas and needs clearly, and avoid bringing unnecessary trouble and embarrassment to leaders.