Ancient tea culture was very popular, so how did "replacing wine with tea" come from?

It is a manifestation of Sun Hao, the monarch of Wu State, protecting courtiers. According to the Records of the Three Kingdoms, Sun Hao, the fourth monarch of the State of Wu, was fond of drinking. He often held banquets in the palace and invited ministers to drink together, but he stipulated that each minister must drink seven liters. One of the courtiers, Wei Yao, was a heavy drinker. This Wei Yao was deeply appreciated by Sun Hao, so Sun Hao quietly told the minister in charge of pouring wine for Wei Yao, asking them to pour tea for Wei Yao instead of wine.

The tea culture in China has a long history, and it is impossible to verify when it began. Some people say that it originated from the ancient Shennong, while others say that it originated from the Qin Dynasty, the Three Kingdoms and even the Tang Dynasty. But what is certain is that tea culture, which is now popular all over the world, first spread from China. The earliest Europe also poured tea, mixed with oil and salt.

China used to drink tea differently. In the Han dynasty, the so-called tea was actually made into thick porridge, and the tool they used to make tea was also very strange, which was a bronze cauldron. It was not until the Sui and Tang Dynasties that this method was changed. During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, a lot of spices were added to tea. As a modern person who is used to drinking green tea, this drinking method is simply unreasonable.

In the Song Dynasty, it gradually evolved into a well-known method of making tea, and no messy spices were added to tea. In the Yuan Dynasty, because Mongolia was rich in Nai, tea evolved into milk tea, buttered tea and other drinks with national characteristics. In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, we changed back. The tea culture in China has a long history, and the record of replacing wine with tea was first formed in the History of the Three Kingdoms, which is a kind of care for people who are not good at drinking. ?