In the story, how did Qiao Feng, the leader of the Beggars' Sect, keep a thousand cups?

First of all, Qiao Feng, the leader of the Beggars' Sect, is a fictional character.

In order to highlight the personality of the characters in the novel, the average author will exaggerate some things. For example, describing Qiao Feng, the leader of the Beggars' Sect, can highlight Qiao Feng's heroic character and make the figure taller.

Secondly, we should know that the wine we drank in ancient times was not high-concentration distilled wine like this, but grain wine brewed with sorghum or rice wine brewed with rice. Anyway, this wine is not very strong.

Not only Qiao Feng, but also Song Wu and Song Wu in Water Margin drank three bowls of wine while shooting tigers on the mountain. That wine is rice wine, not very strong. There's a good chance that a thousand glasses are not drunk.

Third, Qiao Feng, the leader of the Beggars' Sect, is a heavy drinker.

Imagine that as the leader of a beggar gang, he may communicate with many people. Drinking is the most popular in ancient communication fields, and this ability to drink is gradually developed.

Many people who hang out in officialdom in modern times are very good drinkers, and they may not get drunk for thousands of drinks.