The character of a person who is silent after drinking
1. A person who is silent and silent
“Look at his eyes and know his intentions.” —— Joe He Bert
At the wine table, everyone was chatting and laughing and talking freely. Coupled with the influence of alcohol, they usually talked a lot. Even people who usually don't like to talk would say a few more words and talk about it. When the mood strikes, we will also complain together.
When you find a silent person at the wine table, you have to be careful. It is not that they are not good at talking or shy about socializing, but they are very low-key and do not show themselves easily. In order to To prevent yourself from being too talkative after drinking, try to control yourself, eat in silence, and not participate in everyone's discussions.
It will definitely be imprudent to speak after drinking. They can control themselves and have a panoramic view of the personalities and temperaments of everyone at the wine table. Such people are not simple.
2. People who are smart and know what to do
“I would rather be a wild flower under the fence than a rose that receives favor. Instead of flattering and stealing from others, It is better to be despised by everyone than to be happy.”——Shakespeare
Some people are very unsociable. They will be overwhelmed when there are many people at the wine table, so they simply lower their heads to eat and try to integrate themselves into the crowd. In the environment, there is no one to talk to. Obviously, they are not suitable for such occasions and their communication skills are slightly weaker.
However, some people are very good at such social situations. They are able to handle things with ease and shrewdness. They greet everyone at the dinner table, especially leaders or important customers, and take good care of them. Attentive to every detail, pouring wine and picking up vegetables from time to time. They talk eloquently without any stage fright. They flatter everyone, watch their words, and know the right words to say and what not to say.
At the wine table, it must be not simple for such a shrewd and capable person who is very good at handling interpersonal relationships.