How much was a catty of ancient wine? What role did wine play in ancient life?

In ancient times, three Jin of grain was exchanged for one Jin of wine. In ancient times, a liter of wine was about 15, which is one yuan a catty today. Wine has many functions in people's lives. In ancient times, wine had the function of relieving anxiety. When someone is in a bad mood, they will go to bars to drink to relieve their anxiety. In ancient times, wine also had the function of disinfection. If someone is injured, it will be disinfected with wine to prevent infection. Wine also had the function of courage in ancient times.

Humans have been making wine since ancient times, and many people have opened pubs, especially when they left in ancient times. The ancients used wine to express their reluctant sadness, and sad feelings used wine to drown their sorrows and comfort themselves. The bitterness in their hearts can only be digested with wine.

In ancient times, when people were injured in wars or fights, or in today's medicine, wine could be used for disinfection. But it is irritating, so now people have reformed it and have not continued to use it.

Wine also had the function of courage in ancient times. "Grapes, wine, luminous cups, if you want to drink pipa, hurry immediately." There are many banquets for the brave in the frontier fortress barracks, in order to make them fight more bravely. Wine only played a brave role.

In fact, today's wine has many functions similar to those in ancient times. For example, when we socialize, we will entertain with wine. In ancient times, wine also played an entertainment role: accompanied by beautiful women, singing and dancing, drinking for fun. Ancient emperors also used it to express their welcome to other countries. If there is a friendly visit from other countries, the king will host a banquet for them.

Besides, wine actually has a celebration function. In ancient times, if the battle was won, the generals would have a big banquet in the military camp and drink together to celebrate.