Although the chinese culture of alcohol has been in existence for thousands of years, and the number of people who drink now is not very small, it is not always true that everyone knows alcohol, and many people understand it more than it is on the surface. Today, let's learn a few colds about white wine and expand our knowledge reserves。
The first point is that you can't see a person's amount of alcohol from his body. In china, where the culture of drinking is more luxurious, there are many who think that a person with a large body will have a better amount of alcohol, while a person with a small body will have a more average amount of alcohol. But that's not true. The amount of alcohol usually depends on the body's enzymes and the body's metabolic capacity, and the amount of alcohol is natural for people with high enzyme levels and high metabolic capacity, so it's not obvious how a person's body size is。
The second point is that the hotter the wine, the higher the degree. A lot of people don't like high alcohol, it's hot, but actually higher alcohol levels don't necessarily mean hotter. In fact, alcohol is supposed to be "sweetly" in taste, but "spicy" is actually a kind of burning, and if it's a drink that contains alcohol, it's spicy, so it doesn't matter how high and hot it is. The “principal cause” of spicy wine should be formaldehyde, and the amount of formaldehyde would have a direct effect on the spicyness of the wine, so the higher the acetylene content in the wine, the more spicy it is。
And the third point is that "drinking crazy" can't be entirely the fault of alcohol. In china, there is a lot of talk about alcohol, such as "showing the truth after drinking" and "drinking the guts" and even bad behaviour after drinking, which can be attributed to alcohol. But in fact, alcohol can only excite people, and if they do something out of character, it depends primarily on people themselves, why else do people drink and sleep quietly while others cause trouble。
So let's drink properly, don't be greedy. Otherwise, we can't blame alcohol for making awkward things. We can blame ourselves。
