I didn't expect everyone to be so interested in Moutai.
Let's put it this way, the main drink in the current Chinese officialdom is still Moutai. Especially in local areas.
It's perfectly fine for young people not to drink now, as they haven't reached the level where they must drink.
When the people you need to entertain only drink Moutai, or when the group you need to entertain all only drink Moutai, even if you don't drink, you will have it available.
How many people are voluntarily drinking, how many people are forced to drink as they go, and how many people are drinking for the sake of "respect" even though it is alcohol.
Many young people might think, what the hell is respect, it's all outdated culture, it's a dying culture, that's fine, but this is the "culture" present now, you can choose not to understand, you can choose not to agree.
It's like playing golf, in some places it's purely a sport, in other places it may just be a form of socializing.
Another example, the CEO classes at Tsinghua, Peking University, Fudan, etc., are people really going there just for classes? Who teaches who?
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