Confucius was also very particular about drinking. "It is estimated that the wine market will not eat." Confucius was also very particular about drinking. He doesn't drink the wine sold in the market, only drinks the wine brewed at home and brought by himself, because it is clean, refreshing and mellow.

Old Master Q has passed away. In order to show respect for his old man's house, the activities of offering sacrifices to this master have never stopped for more than two thousand years. Since offering sacrifices to him, we should conform to the preferences of his old people and follow his etiquette. Because before he died, he said, "Sacrifice as you are, sacrifice to God as you are.". Otherwise, you don't respect him, and the sacrifice is in vain. His old man can drink a lot, and so can he. Today, offer sacrifices to him and wine to him.

There are countless kinds of wine, which one is most suitable for Kong Old Master Q's spleen flavor? After careful taste and appraisal by wine experts, it is believed that Wuliangye has experienced thousands of years of historical edification, and it has smoked out the harmonious cultural fragrance of Confucianism, which is worthy of being the image representative of Confucius' wine thought. Wuliangye absorbs the brilliance of the sun and the moon, absorbs the aura of heaven and earth, and is made of five grains. The color is clear and transparent. After opening the bottle, the four seats are fragrant, touching the lips and touching the tongue, without strong stimulation, but it feels full of fragrance, soft and sweet. After enjoying it, the aftertaste is long and memorable. Even if the amount of alcohol is small, it will not cause qi and blood disorder and physical loss.

Wuliangye is bright in color and mellow in taste. The sacrifice of Wuliangye to Confucius reflects the profoundness of Confucianism and the continuation of China traditional culture. Tourists from all over the world gathered in the Confucius Temple, intoxicated by the fragrance of Wuliangye, and shared their memories of this ancestor, as if intoxicated by thousands of years of traditional culture in China.

In Old Master Q's view, drinking is the need of life, that is to say, besides drinking, it also lies in etiquette culture and sharing happiness. Confucius' thought of wine has a long history and permeates the blood of China culture. Communication, singing, music and narration with wine have created a state of etiquette and splendid culture. This year, the whole world was offering sacrifices to Confucius, so many people accompanied Old Master Q to taste wine. If he wants to live in heaven, he should smile from ear to ear-he has finally seen his ideal come true.