Henan people and Shandong people have about the same amount of alcohol, so why can’t they drink better than Shandong people?

I am from Shandong, and I don’t think this proposition is correct! Some people from Henan are big drinkers, and some people from Shandong are light drinkers. Asking this is just provoking trouble!

Who said that! Ten years ago, I worked in Shandong (director of a textile factory). I was with my boss and his relatives. Every time I drank, my boss was defeated! They said Henan people were not good (but they thought I was very good), and I said: Give me an example. They have no examples. I said: If you don’t tell me, I can give you several examples of local people treating people from the same village to dinner, and then taking out loan certificates to trick them into signing. After getting the loan, they ran away. In the end, they were deceived and the villagers lost all their money to repay the loan. There was also a village where all thieves never came home empty-handed when going out. Two brothers did not steal anything when they went out. On the way home, they took away the plastic sheeting from someone else's greenhouse. Stolen! They were speechless!

When I went to Kaifeng that time, I found that the host here persuaded the guests to drink without drinking. In Shandong, the host and guests drink together

Most people in Shandong drink 42-degree wine. . No one in Henan drinks such low-alcohol liquor. So Shandong people don’t call it drinking, but drinking wine.

Is it boring to do this or that all day long? If you have to drink a little wine, you will go crazy. As a person, you must have character, and you must have good taste when drinking. People who don't have good taste should not show off even if they drink a lot.

They are all the same old ancestors, and their alcohol consumption is basically the same. However, the people in Shandong have a good foundation and the overall alcohol consumption is relatively large

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Henan people and Shandong people drink about the same amount of alcohol. I think Shandong people can’t drink as well as Henan people. This is entirely caused by culture and the impact of natural disasters in the 1960s.

Shandong and Henan are two places in China that are deeply influenced by the relatively original Confucian culture. Confucius and Mencius in Shandong and Lao-Zhuang Taoism in Henan have been influenced by thousands of years of Chinese culture. The impact is profound. However, we found carefully that there are differences between these cultures, especially in terms of drinking and eating. Shandong people drink more vigorously and fiercely when drinking. Because of the culture and straightforward character of Shandong people, Henan people behave very submissively and timidly when drinking, especially when they first sit down and start drinking.

Among the Henan people drinking at a large table, everyone said they could not drink, or claimed to be feeling unwell recently. The Confucian culture of Henan people is deeper and more subtle in disguise. When the wine is about half drunk, Henan people show it out by using crazy cultural "touching wine, toasting" and other etiquette methods. They encouraged each other to drink, and in the end the Henan people felt like they were the last to strike.

So on the surface, it is said that Henan people cannot drink when drinking, and they cannot drink as well as Shandong people. It is just that the culture of Shandong people is a superficial phenomenon caused by the straightforward drinking in the early stage.

Shandong and Henan both suffered from famine. Perhaps Henan was more severe than Shandong. At that time, Shandong was across the Bohai Bay from the Northeast and people could immigrate quickly to the fertile land in the Northeast. Henan Province was in trouble. Only some people from Henan Province immigrated to Shaanxi and Hubei Province at that time. Since the provinces near Henan did not have a lot of idle fertile land like the Northeast, there were very few immigrants to the outside of Henan. Therefore, Henan people have developed the habit of frugality when treating guests when eating and drinking. In order to be friendly during banquets, they try their best to be humble and let the guests eat and drink first, while saving themselves to eat and drink less.

These two situations may be known to older people. Many young people in Henan and Shandong today do not know these things in the past. Decades have passed, and those difficult years are gradually far away from people today. But the habits of life are slowly formed by the routine formed in the poor times.

The styles are just different. Henan drinks high-alcohol wine. Shandong used to like low-alcohol wine, but now it also likes high-alcohol wine. In addition, cheap liquor is rare in Henan restaurants. Maybe I go there less. Small restaurants in Shandong mostly sell low-end liquor.

I have been working in Shanghai for more than 20 years. My hometown is a county in Wandong, Anhui Province. The liquor is 52 per kilogram and 2 taels, which is not a big problem. I also have to drink 6 bottles of beer to rinse my mouth. How does this amount compare with Shandong?