The so-called "drunkard" must be able to drink first, and then be a celebrity. Children who bask in the sun are definitely not "drunkards". The first alcoholic in the history of China, of course, was Liu Ling. Liu Ling (about 22 1 -300), a native of Guo Pei (now Suzhou, Anhui), was a poet in Wei and Jin Dynasties and one of the seven sages of bamboo forest in Wei and Jin Dynasties. Liu Lingzhi's drinking capacity, wine virtue and drunkenness can be called a must, and he has been dubbed as "the first drunkard in the world" and "the big dipper in the jar". According to Biography of the Book of Jin, Liu Ling often rode a deer cart with a pot of wine in his hand and ordered his servant to run after the cart with a hoe. This arrangement means that if I get drunk, you will bury me on the spot. I can't find a second person after drinking so much.