Is wine table culture a part of traditional culture?

Seriously, wine table culture will never be eliminated.

Wine table culture is actually a part of traditional culture, and its evolution trend, like other cultures, is based on the inheritance standard of "taking its essence and removing its dross" and evolves through a gradual and slow process.

For example, our traditional marriage culture in China has always been sedan chairs, banquets for guests, three knocks and three worships, and wedding candles. What's the difference between modern marriage culture?

Generally speaking, it is more open and appropriate. There are western-style, Chinese-style, western-style, and even relatives and friends to accompany you, waiting for the priest to preside over your wedding. Traditional Chinese weddings mostly follow traditional customs. The closer we get to the ancient customs, the more ceremonial we feel, and the more in line with people's traditional concept of marriage.

Speaking of it, no matter what form culture takes, isn't it created by people themselves to commemorate a certain behavior or a certain moment?

On the other hand, liquor has the characteristics of China. The residue of grain brewing was first found in painted pottery unearthed in Yangshao culture.

Looking at the world culture, diversity and tolerance. As the most populous country in the world, China's culture is all-encompassing and has a long history. Liquor is the most popular liquor in the world, with strong regionality and characteristics, and it is a characteristic treasure of China's cultural development.

Moreover, wine table culture and liquor have existed for thousands of years and have irreplaceable significance and value. From the perspective of world culture, liquor and wine table culture is a unique culture in China, the result of thousands of years of development, inheritance and precipitation, and it has always been the world's cognition and impression of a cultural branch within China culture.

Of course, the trend of younger and diversified wine consumption is inevitable.

It is a fact that young people don't like white wine, and it is also a fact that young people don't like traditional wedding ceremonies.

Of course, young people don't like what the previous generation has established. They like to create and make their own rules.

A generation is getting older, but there are always people who are young.

The future of China is in the hands of these people. Traditional culture will not die out in their hands, but they will live in the land where traditional culture is all-encompassing.

Therefore, the market is full of mass-produced liquor blended with various condiments and alcohol, which is unlikely to be accepted by young people.

I don't drink? No, I used to like to drink it myself, but I basically didn't drink white wine, vodka, rum or even tequila. They were all my favorites at that time, all western spirits. I'm not interested in whisky, red wine or beer. Therefore, according to my personal preference, I should like liquor, but I really can't accept it. I feel that the liquor on the market at present is a cheap prefabricated dish made by adding monosodium glutamate and artificial flavoring agents, while the western spirits are not so "industrial".

Of course, this may be just my personal preference or illusion, but I really feel this way.