Drinking Culture in China
Teacher: Lilian Li Experience: 5 Years
Lilian has a master’s degree in linguistics and didactics from Rennes University in France. An expert in linguistics and educational psychology, she has taught Chinese as a foreign language for several years, primarily in France. Her classes follow a logical and thorough path to ensure students build a methodology of learning that will continue to help them improve their language ability. She likes jogging, swimming, partying, and hang out with friends!
Drinking Culture in China
Teacher : Lilian Li
Today, let's continue to learn about Chinese business etiquette - drinking culture in China.
1.All meal (except breakfast) serves alcohol, called Baijiu in Chinese;
(Not because all Chinese are alcoholic, just our way to show hospitality.)
2.Baijiu is kind of strong; (60% alc./vol. or higher)
3.Never, ever challenge a Chinese in a drinking contest.
(Anyway, drinking contest doesn’t make any sense, right?)...
