Generally speaking, the younger generation clinks glasses with the elder, and their life is lower than that of the elder. Don't turn the dishes when you are serving. The elders should listen carefully to what they say. Even if you don't like to listen, smile more. Don't touch the tableware too loudly. The toast goes from the older to the younger, and the tea is also served. This respects the elders. As for the address, it can be divided by age. Grandpa, uncle, uncle, grandma, aunt and aunt can also go home and ask their parents to introduce them, They warmly clink glasses with you, and you should respond accordingly, saying a few words of blessing instead of just saying thank you.
Rule 1: Although "deep feeling, one mouthful of stuffiness; shallow feeling, one lick" is on the table, this sentence should never be mentioned when drinking.
Rule 2: Hide your strength and bide your time. You must not be generous once you are served.
Rule 3: Leaders drink each other before their turn to respect.
Rule 4: Many people can respect one person, but never one person can respect more than one person, unless you are a leader.
Rule 5: Respect others by yourself. If you don't clink your glasses, how much you drink depends on the situation. For example, the other party's drinking capacity and drinking attitude should not be less than the other party's drinking attitude. You should know that you respect others by yourself.
Rule 6: Respect others by yourself. If you clink your glasses, I'll finish it, and you are free to show your belly.
Rule 7: Your position is low. Remember to give more wine to the leader. Don't give the leader wine. Even if the leader really wants to find someone to replace him, he should also pretend that he drinks because he wants to drink instead of drinking for the leader. For example, if leader A is too drunk, you can stop the person who is ready to respect leader A by beating about the bush.
Rule 8: Hold the wine glass (beer glass), hold the cup with your right hand, pad the bottom with your left hand, and remember that your cup is always lower than others. If you are a leader, be sensible and don't lower yourself, or how can you call the following people?
Rule 9: If there is no special person present, it is better to touch the wine in clockwise order, instead of favoring one over the other.
Rule 10: To clink a glass and propose a toast, you need to say something. Otherwise, why should I drink your wine?
Rule 11: Don't talk about business on the table. If you drink well, your business will be almost done. Everyone knows it. Otherwise, they won't be open to drinking with you.
Rule 12: Don't pretend to be crooked, say the wrong thing, do the wrong thing, don't argue, and consciously punish alcohol is the absolute principle.
Rule 13?
Rule 14: There must be a mug of wine at the end, so don't leave your mug empty. Can't run~
Rule 15: Be careful not to lose your words after drinking, not to talk big, not to lose your attitude, not to spit, not to throw chopsticks, not to point fingers, not to drink soup, not to fart and burp, not to go to the toilet, no one stops you.
Rule 16: Don't talk about "I can't drink" (if you drink), so that others may accuse you of hypocrisy. Believe it or not, whether you can drink or not can really be seen.
In general, you should stand up to respect the elders, and you must not say anything casually. It is not nonsense but "casually". Sometimes you think it's OK, but in the ears of the elders, they may use your words to solve their own problems, because it's drinking, so anything is possible. I feel that you should be sweet to the elders, so that nothing will happen. I don't care much about the peers. Since they are peers, they should be friends. Friends should be happy together, so drink hard. As long as you have the capacity to drink, say something pleasant.
