According to records, Hua Diao wine originated six thousand years ago during the Dawenkou culture in Shandong Province. In the Qing Dynasty, Liang Zhangzhu recounted a folk legend in his book "The Wanderer": a rich man gave birth to a daughter, and when the full moon was over, he brewed several jars of wine and hid them in the cellar. 18 years later, when his daughter got married, Fuwen brought out the wine and painted the outside of the jars with festive patterns such as dragon and phoenix, flowers and moonlight, etc. Because of the beautiful colorful patterns on the outside, people called the wine Hua Diao. Because of the beautiful colorful patterns on the outside of the wine altar, people figuratively called this wine Hua Diao.

According to records, Hua Diao wine originated in the Da Wen Kou culture period in Shandong Province 6,000 years ago, representing the long history of Chinese wine culture. In the Qing Dynasty, Liang Zhangzhu recounted a folk legend in his book "The Wanderer": a rich man gave birth to a daughter, and at the time of the full moon, he brewed a few bottles of wine and hid them in his cellar. 18 years later, when his daughter was about to get married, Fuwen took out the stored wine and painted "dragon and phoenix presenting auspiciousness" on the outside of the wine altar, Dragon and Phoenix", "Full Moon", "Goddess of Mercy" and other festive patterns on the outside of the wine altar as a dowry gift for his daughter. Because of the beautiful colorful patterns on the outside of the wine altar, people called this wine "Huadiao". Since then, "Huadiao" has become synonymous with the birth of children in Shaoxing, and to this day, if someone has a daughter, people will jokingly say "Congratulations Huadiao into the door" (male bride price). Later, even the birth of a boy, but also in accordance with the brewing, buried wine, looking forward to the son in the Scholar to celebrate drinking, so, Huadiao wine is also known as "Scholar Red".