English people love to drink. Every night, men and women, each holding a cup, gather around the street bar. We talked about something and didn't say goodbye until midnight. Drinking has become an indispensable part of British life, and drinking standing up is also their most unique label.

2. China

People in China love to drink white wine, and when they are drunk, they drink hangover soup. Have one drink when you are happy and two drinks when you are in pain. Drinking has become a way of communication in China. Gradually formed a unique wine culture in China. Wine is more closely related to people's fate, wine has been widely integrated into people's lives, and the wine culture close to "life" has been unprecedentedly enriched and developed. Such as birthday party, wedding party, funeral party, etc. , as well as related wine customs and wine rituals, have become the content of life. The per capita annual alcohol consumption in China is 10.6 1 liter, and the annual alcohol consumption of men is 13.68 liter.

3. Russia

The Russian nation is one of the most popular drinkers in the world. Unfortunately, Russians not only like to drink, but also like to get drunk. Russians usually drink more casually. As long as they want to drink, they can sit in bars or dance halls. You can also stand against the wall in the city and drink alone; You can also walk down the street with a bottle to drink. As for appetizers, I don't care. It can be a piece of bread, a sausage or a pickled cucumber.

4. France

The French are famous for making wine, and the French are famous for drinking. The consumption of pure alcohol per adult is 30 liters per year, which is more than twice that of the second Italian in the world, while the third Swiss has an average of per person 12 liter. The French drink almost as much tea as the British. They drink it day and night when they think about it. Here, wine is regarded as an ordinary drink. The French say that wine can not only bring happiness, but also hurt people, just like women and money.

5. Ecuador

Ecuador was originally part of the Inca Empire. On weekdays, Ecuadorians will go to a bar for a drink in the early hours of the morning, or buy a bottle of wine at a street shop in the middle of the night, or have a beer or cocktail at the stadium on weekends. Wine has become the most important part of their lives.

6. Moldova

The country with the largest per capita alcohol consumption in the world is Moldova, with a per capita alcohol consumption of 18.22 liters. Followed by the Czech Republic, the per capita annual alcohol consumption is 16.45 liters. Followed by Hungary 16.27 liters, Russia 15.76 liters and Ukraine 15.6 liters.

7. Korea

It is true that Koreans love drinking, and Korean men are more famous for drinking. "Have a drink together" has become a mantra that people often talk about. Koreans really drink a lot. According to a report released by the World Health Organization not long ago, the per capita annual consumption of pure alcohol in Korea 14.4 liters for people over 5 years old is second only to Slovenia, ranking second in the world. In the year of 20 10, Koreans over the age of 15 drink/0.5 bottles of whisky, 80 bottles of shochu and more than 0/00 bottles of beer. South Korean media reported that South Korea "fell into the jar of wine" and all Koreans became "drunkards".

8. Uganda

Uganda is a country in central Africa. The country with the highest level of alcohol consumption in the world is a country with a cultural tradition of table wine. The annual per capita alcohol consumption in Uganda is about 65,438+05 years old.

9. Germany

In Germany, drinking is becoming a serious social problem. According to the German newspaper Le Monde reported on the 27th, the number of deaths caused by drinking in Germany is 74,000 each year, accounting for 9% of the total number of deaths. The per capita alcohol consumption in Germany is twice the world average. Among the population aged 0/8 to 64 in Germany, 9.5 million people have alcohol problems, of which130,000 people have long-term dependence on alcohol.

Australia, 10

Australians like to drink for a long time. According to statistics, 1 person in every 8 people in Australia drinks too much; Every day, an average of 10 people die from diseases or accidents caused by excessive drinking. What is even more worrying is that the number of alcoholics in Australia tends to be younger. Drinking seems to be an inseparable part of Australian life. This country has good social welfare. After work, people often gather in bars to chat in small groups. Every major sports event, the bar has become a good place for sports-loving Australians to watch the game. Over time, drinking has become not only a habit of Australians, but also a way of life. As the local people often say, how can there be no wine in life?