When someone toasts to you and when you toast to others, you should pay attention to different things, such as high and low touches, holding the cup in the right hand and dragging the bottom of the cup in the left hand. Rule 1: Although at the wine table, "If you have deep feelings, take a sip; if you have shallow feelings, lick it." But you must not keep this sentence on your lips when drinking.

Rule 2: Hide your capabilities and bide your time. Accumulate your skills but don’t overdo it as soon as you get to the wine table.

Rule 3: After the leaders have finished drinking each other, it is their turn to toast.

Rule 4: Many people can respect one person, but one person must not respect many people, unless you are a leader.

Rule 5: Respect others by yourself. If you don’t clink glasses, how much you drink depends on the situation, such as the other person’s drinking capacity and attitude towards drinking. You must not drink less than the other person. You must know that you are honoring others. .

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Rule 6: When you toast others, if you clink glasses, say, I'll finish it, you can do whatever you want, then you will show your belly.

Rule 7: If you are in a humble position, remember to add more wine to the leader. Don’t blindly replace the leader with wine. Even if you want to replace the leader, you must also pretend that you are doing it because the leader really wants to find someone to replace you. Drink instead of drinking to drink for the leader. For example, if leader A is too drunk, he can stop the people who are about to pay respect to leader A by making insinuations.

Rule 8: Hold the wine glass (beer glass), hold the glass with your right hand, and place the bottom of the glass with your left hand. Remember that your own glass is always lower than others. If you are a leader, be wise and don't put yourself too low, otherwise how can you call the people below you a good person?

Rule 9: If no special person is present, it is best to drink in clockwise order, and do not favor one over another.

Rule 10: Clink glasses and toast with words, otherwise, why would I want to drink your wine?

Rule 11: Don’t discuss business on the table. Once you’ve finished drinking, the business is almost over. Everyone knows this in their hearts, otherwise they won’t be open to drinking with you.

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Rule 12: Don’t pretend to be wrong, say the wrong thing, do the wrong thing, don’t make excuses, consciously punishing people with alcohol is the last word.

Rule 13: If, just if, you encounter a situation where there is not enough wine, put the wine bottle in the middle of the table and let people refill it. Don't be stupid and rubbish and pour the wine one by one, otherwise the ones behind will be filled. What should people do if they don’t have wine?

Rule 14: There must be a glass of wine at the end, so don’t leave your glass empty. You can't run away~

Rule 15: Don't make a gaffe while drinking, don't make big talk, don't lose your temper, don't spit, swing your chopsticks around, don't point your fingers around, make popping noises when drinking soup, and don't fart. If you hiccup or can't hold it in, go to the toilet, no one will stop you.

Rule 16: Don’t say “I don’t know how to drink” (if you drink), lest others accuse you of being hypocritical. Whether you believe it or not, you can really tell whether a person can drink.

Rule 17: The boss drinks with you to give you a face. No matter how much the boss wants you to drink, you should do it first as a respect. Remember, use both hands and keep the cup low.

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Rule 18: Peanuts are a good thing for drinkers. Keep a clear head, and it is indispensable to ask after drinking. A cup of yogurt, a cup of hot water, and a hot towel will all show that you care.

If you can’t drink

1. Don’t take the initiative and implement a defensive-as-offensive strategy;

2. Place two large cups in front of the table, one cup for For liquor, put mineral water in a glass, take a small wine cup to toast, and drink water frequently. When the host and guest at the wine table are basically drunk for 8 minutes, you can replace the wine with water and take the initiative;

3. After toasting, Don't swallow it immediately, take the opportunity to wipe your mouth with a napkin and spit the wine into the napkin;

4. Eat some fatty meat and starchy food first after sitting down, so that you will not get drunk easily after drinking;

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5. Master the rhythm and don’t drink too hard all at once;

6. Don’t mix several types of wine, as it is especially easy to get drunk;< /p>

7. When the leader is picking up food, never turn the disc in the middle of the wine table. It is a taboo on the wine table for the leader to turn the disc when picking up food;

8. Drink until you are six points drunk. When drinking, drink the vinegar in the vinegar dish in front of you and ask the waiter to add it;

9. Every time you toast, fill it up, and then pretend not to hold the wine cup steady before drinking, and try to spill as much as possible. , so that you can drink a lot less each time;

10. Put half a cup of tea in front of you before drinking. Don’t swallow the wine. Pick up the teacup quickly and spit the wine into the glass while drinking. Just change the water after vomiting is full, it works!

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Etiquette at banquets

1. When everyone is having fun together, avoid Whisper

Most banquets have many guests, so you should try to talk about topics that most people can participate in and get the approval of the majority of people. Because individuals have different interests, hobbies, and knowledge, try not to be too biased in the topic to avoid being self-centered, talking about everything, going off-topic, and ignoring everyone else. In particular, try not to whisper to others in a low voice, giving others a sense of mystery, which often leads to jealousy of "just you two" and affects the effect of drinking.

2. Aim at the guests and hosts and grasp the overall situation

Most banquets have a theme, which is the purpose of drinking.