Isn't it rude to propose a toast with drinks and tea?

It's possible. But pay attention to the skills of drinking and tasting tea.

When you join a wine club, you will definitely not put the wine directly in front of you at first. In a hotel, you usually choose to put a pot of tea on the dining table. When you sit down, you will prepare a teacup in front of you. You can use this teacup to pour tea first and moisten your voice.

And when everyone started eating, the wine on the table began to come in handy. Then, when someone gives you a toast, you realize that you can't get rid of this step, so you respond to his actions in a way that is acceptable to everyone.

You can hand him the tea you have drunk before, make a gesture of revenge and apologetically say, "I can't drink well, and I can't drink well." You'll fall asleep after drinking it. How's this? Today, I use tea instead of wine as a reward for you. "

When you say that, the average person will not be too embarrassed after hearing it. After drinking, they will go to the next one.

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According to the Records of the Three Kingdoms, during the Three Kingdoms period, Sun Hao, the monarch of the State of Wu, replaced wine with tea, which is the allusion of "replacing wine with tea". In 252 AD, Wu's great-grandfather Sun Quan died of illness and passed it on to his descendants Liang. After the palace coup, Sun Liang's younger brother Sun Xiu came to power. On his deathbed, Sun Xiu's son was the heir, and Prime Minister Pu Yangxing and General Bu were appointed as "ministers of life" to assist the young master.

Sun Xiu's son was too young, so two "ministers in charge of life" changed the 23-year-old "Long Jun" Sun Hao into an emperor. At the beginning of his life, Sun Hao helped the needy and opened a warehouse to help the poor. Later, he became overbearing and cruel, immersed in debauchery all day, and lost people's hearts. Sun Hao is a good drinker. He often holds wine and banquets, accompanied by ministers. There is a rule in his banquet: each person is limited to 7 liters. Whether he can drink or not, 7 liters of wine must be bottomed out.

One of the ministers is Wei Yao, who can only drink two liters. Wei Yao is the teacher of Sun Hao's father, Nanyang Wang Sunhe, so Sun Hao takes special care of Wei Yao. Seeing that he couldn't drink any more, he quietly put on tea, so as to "replace wine with tea" and not be embarrassed because he couldn't drink it.

Unfortunately, Wei Yao, an honest and honest man, met a mediocre, naive and confused host who was addicted to drinking and enjoying himself. Sun Li actually turned the banquet into a "play house". "Every time Hao attends a meeting, because of alcohol, he needs to make courtiers laugh and abuse officials, thinking that they are laughing." Wei Yao believes that if this continues, "the foreign minister will hurt him, but the internal leaders will especially hate him". Sun Hao, who had fallen completely, did not listen to Wei Yao's dissuasion. In the end, Sun Hao became disgusted with him, sent him to prison, and was soon executed.

Wei Yao is the teacher of Sun Hao's father Wang Sunhe, and Wang Sunhe is also a "teacher", so his position is quite special. In addition, Wei Yao was ordered to write a biography for Sun Hechuan, and Sun Hao was counting on him to put in a good word for himself in the article. Of course, he didn't want to see that he couldn't drink wine alone, which stirred everyone's interest, so he secretly used the trick of "replacing wine with tea".

However, Wei Yao criticized Sun Hao, saying that he always "made courtiers make fun of officials" at banquets.

In 273 AD, Sun Hao put Wei Yao in prison and killed him soon. In 280, Wu was destroyed by the Western Jin Dynasty, and Sun Hao was also captured and sent to Luoyang, where he was named "Guiming Hou". Sun Hao finally died in Luoyang four years later at the age of 42. Sun Hao can be said to have mistaken the country for wine, but left an allusion of "replacing wine with tea".