Every enterprise has its own culture, and every country has its own culture, among which wine culture is also a part of a country's culture. Do you know what kind of wine China and Japan like respectively? What's the difference between China and Japanese wine culture?

In China and Japan, wine is indispensable for all kinds of banquets. Whether it is a wedding or a dinner party, wine is the most important communication tool. But when drinking in China and Japan, the situation is quite different. It has always existed on Chinese wine. Passion? Two words, it seems that the more you drink, the more you can express sincerity. Drinking less will be considered too fake. Therefore, we can see a situation at the banquet, constantly urging wine, pouring wine, punishing wine and so on. But in Japan, on the contrary, Japanese people drink not to get drunk, but to relieve stress, and everyone is more casual at the wine table. Even if the subordinates dare not say anything in their usual work, they can say it while drinking, and they can also play a joke with their superiors, who will not care. At weddings and other banquets, the Japanese will also engrave the amount of drinking to prevent themselves from drinking too much and avoid making inappropriate moves. However, there are many people who make trouble because of drinking too much in China's booze. Maybe it's not good enough for them not to drink too much.

Cheers? There are also differences between China and Japan. China people express sincerity by gulping it down, while Japanese people are very casual. Toast is just a form of clinking glasses. In fact, China and Japan are both countries of etiquette, especially in drinking. Wine exists in every corner of life, but the varieties of wine in China and Japan are quite different. China people tend to prefer to drink spirits, while Japanese people prefer sake, which shows completely different characteristics. The brewing techniques of sake and spirits are also completely different. Japanese believe that spirits will spoil the delicacy of dishes, and only refreshing sake is more suitable. China, on the other hand, thinks that spirits are more flavorful and can express people's feelings, and you will feel energetic when you are drunk. The difference of wine culture also reflects the difference of life between the two countries, but wine is an indispensable part of people.