Ancient hotel management

Although China's wine-making culture has a long history, it was strictly controlled in ancient times, because the ancients deeply understood that drinking was a wrong statement. The most stringent alcohol control in past dynasties should be the Song Dynasty. Although the economy was developed at that time, you can't drink alcohol indiscriminately.

Among them, China banned alcohol for a long time. At that time, Shang Yang also restricted drinking during the political reform, so people could not just drink and buy wine. Although wine is a good thing, you can drink some wine only one or two days a year. Even the hotels in the Qin dynasty were not called wine houses, but called gourmet houses. Is to let people know that you can't drink but eat.

This is also easy to understand. Although drinking wine makes you feel angry and refreshed, you may eat it by mistake. The king drinks too much, so they don't care about state affairs. All they do is enjoy life. When people drink, they do nothing, do not farm well, and work hard for the court. Drinking will also make your temper bigger and easily lead to fights. Moreover, you should know that the raw material for brewing wine is grain, and you can't even eat grain. No one will allow you to use grain to make wine. In this case, the court will naturally ban alcohol.

The most stringent control of wine should be in the Song Dynasty. At the beginning of the Song Dynasty, people were not allowed to make wine, which is understandable. After all, what people need to do is to grow crops. On the one hand, it is also because Song Dynasty is the most prosperous dynasty in history. When the country is rich and strong, the people naturally have money. They want to go out to play when they have more money. You need to drink to play. If you drink it, you will eat it by mistake

At that time, there were brewing rules, right? More than 5 kg of private ditty? It can be seen that the punishment is still relatively heavy. Of course, this is also restricting some people, and it still has little impact on the rich.