Persuading people to drink by emphasizing meaning

People are in a good mood at happy events. Some people never drink or dare not drink too much, but they are willing to drink two or more drinks on some special occasions. On the one hand, they are happy, on the other hand, they are also caused by the particularity of the occasion. Then, when persuading people to drink, they might as well emphasize the importance and particularity of this occasion, and point out its value and significance to each other. This can not only stimulate each other's sense of joy, happiness and honor, but also make him have to drink another cup happily due to the specific occasion.

For example, at an old classmate's party, an old classmate whom I haven't seen for a long time didn't drink, so someone advised him to say, "well, I won't advise you to drink this glass of wine either. You can drink it if you like, or don't drink it if you don't want. Anyway, today is the first big gathering for our class 2000 graduates. I don't know when we will get together next time. I know you can't drink enough. If you think you shouldn't drink this glass of wine, everyone agrees, then I won't say a word... " Speaking of this, the old classmate generally will not refuse. This kind of wine persuading method, which emphasizes the special significance of the occasion, is generally effective, because no one wants to leave a bad impression of not paying attention to the occasion.