Alcoholics fall into seven categories. What kind do you belong to?

Seventh-grade drunkards, such people are a group of moths. Most of them go in and out of high-end restaurants, and splashing a thousand pounds of wine is not enough to waste ink.

Sixth-grade alcoholics, who use drinking as a means to show themselves, often compete with others. Proud of drinking, such people are everywhere, and nine times out of ten, they are drunk in the street late at night.

A fifth-class alcoholic can really be called an alcoholic. Such people like to drink. In fact, it's not that they don't like drinking, but they like getting drunk. I dream drunk every day, but I enjoy myself. This is a kind of life.

The fourth drunkard likes good wine with good food. I didn't drink much, but I had a good time. It belongs to reaching a well-off level.

Third-class drunkards can really taste wine. Drinking with appreciation can be called wine tasting.

The second drunkard can not only taste the taste of wine, but also pursue a higher realm, connecting wine with artistic conception and being extraordinary and refined. Not only wine tasting, but also wine tasting.