Some experts point out that the Chinese are not good at alcohol, but they love to persuade alcohol and produce a large number of "scrupulous" persuaders. In the process of drinking, persuaders often persuade drinkers to follow a "harmful social relationship" drinking game rule, that Persuade drinkers to show their sincerity and gain trust by harming themselves. Drinkers need to show their sincerity and trust whether they are from the bottom of the society or from the top of the society, although this may not be their original intention to drink. Can it be launched from this? ['Persuaders do not drink by themselves but they particularly like to persuade others to drink.', 'The intent of persuading and drinking is often the same.', 'Addicts believe that only drinking more can show sincerity and gain trust.', 'People from the middle of society often do not need to establish social relationships.']