Rules on the wine table

We can't live without a wine shop. If we understand the rules on the wine table, we will get twice the result with half the effort.

(1) When the host pours wine for the guests, he often says "full up, full up". This "full up" does not mean that the cup is full to the brim, but refers to the eight full up.

(2) When the host pours wine, the guest can "kowtow" to express his gratitude to the host. During the "koufinge ceremony", the guest pinches his thumb and middle finger together and knocks gently on the table.

(3) Toast to express wishes, blessings, etc.

(4) When drinking at the table, you should touch the glass. If you want to touch the glass, you must drink the wine out of the glass. You should also turn the glass upside down to let others see that the glass is empty. In the banquet, there is often a saying that "no three is not polite", which means that a climax of drinking must be more than three cups. The so-called "three rounds after drinking" also means this.

(5) If you are ready to drink or very good at drinking, don't talk about "I can't drink", so as not to make others think you are hypocritical. If you can drink or not, you'll know at a glance.

(6) On the wine table, although "deep feeling, a dull; shallow feeling, a lick", but when drinking, never put this sentence on your mouth.

(7) If you clink a glass and say "I'll finish, you're free", you'll be magnanimous.

(8) If you don't touch the glass, how much you drink depends on the situation. You can decide how much you drink according to the amount and attitude of the other party, but you must not drink less than the other party, because you are honoring others.

(9) If there is no special person present, it's better to touch the wine in counter clockwise order, not favor one over the other.

(10) We should keep a low profile and accumulate a lot of knowledge. We must not fill up the wine table as soon as it is served.

(11) Master the rhythm and don't drink too much all at once.

(12) There's no business on the table. After drinking, the business will be almost done, and everyone knows it, otherwise people will not open up to drink with you.

(13) If you say something wrong or do something wrong, don't plead. It's the last word to consciously punish people for drinking.

(14) If you don't have enough wine, put the bottle in the middle of the table and let people add it by themselves. Don't pour the wine one by one honestly. Otherwise, what will the people behind you do without wine?

(15) Finally, there must be a stuffy glass of wine, so don't leave your glass empty.