In the liquor bureau, it has always been wine that occupies the center of the wine, but it is always the human heart that is in the dominant position. The mixed calculations and schemes in the hearts of the drinkers here are driving the undercurrent, which is a dark tide hidden under the pure liquor, in which the most ruthless, indifferent, cruel side of the human heart and human nature is surging and stirring, and there are also such things as greed and lust, foolishness and insidiousness. Everyone at the wine table greeted each other with a smile, pushing the cup for a cup, under the wine table, the hidden undercurrent gradually rose with the atmosphere of the liquor bureau, the drunkenness between the banquets became more and more surging and more surging until the wine reached the deepest depths, the rationality and mind of the drinkers were completely lost, and the undercurrent poured directly from behind the scenes to the front of the stage, and the ugliness of the human heart and human nature was unmistakable at this time.
The intoxicated and irrational drinker is synonymous with disorder and chaos, and in this state, their words and deeds will go beyond the usual track, at that time, they will see only wine, only drinking, and there is nothing else, and this is the precursor to destruction and decay, and there seems to be a taste of "heaven wants to make it die, must first make it crazy". The Later Han Dynasty Book of Liu Xuan's biography of Liu Xuan is a typical representative. "And he began with the Son of Heaven, and drank and feasted with the woman day and night in the backyard. The courtiers want to say things, and they can't see each other when they are drunk. When the time came, he ordered the servant to sit in the veil and speak. All the generals complained at the beginning: 'Success or failure is unknown, and if you indulge yourself in this!' Lady Han was particularly drunk, and whenever she drank, she saw that she was often serving things, and she was angry: "The emperor is drinking with me at this time!" 'Rise, resist the book case. Liu Xuan, a descendant of Liu Fa, the Ding King of Changsha of the Western Han Dynasty, was proclaimed emperor by the rebellious Green Forest Army in the chaotic situation at the end of the Western Han Dynasty, and in this precarious situation, the already overwhelmed emperor began to drink and have fun with women in the backyard day and night. The courtiers wanted to play something to him, and at first they were often unable to receive him because they were drunk, and sometimes they had no choice but to order the attendants to sit in the tent and answer. The generals heard that the answer was not the voice of the beginning, and when they came out, they all complained: "Now the success or failure is not known, why did it indulge like this!" Lady Han was especially fond of drinking, and when she first drank alcohol every time she served, she often became angry when she saw the regular waiters and said, "Emperor Zheng and I drink, why do you choose this time to play things?" He got up and broke all the books, and the Emperor did not let it go. The alcoholic mood has reached such a point.
Drunkenness can expose the evil side of the human heart, so it can also be used as a basis to verify a person's true character qualities, and the ancients were also very good at using this way. The Biography of Wei Zhi Man pet records such a passage: "Wang Lingbiao: 'After the spoiled year of wine, you can't live in the party'. The Emperor will summon favors. ...... Pampering is even into drinking until a stone is not chaotic. The emperor comforted Laozhi and returned it. "When the king was undecided about the decision of the use of people, he poured wine as a simple and simple test, and the strong and cautious full favor also passed the test: after drinking a stone of wine, he could still maintain a stable state.
The wine table is actually a primitive and barbaric battle field, where spirits pour out humanity, and the flowers of good and evil may grow out of it, depending on the nature and heart of the drinker.