Few college students are not adults, so drinking depends entirely on their own bodies and ideas. There is no drinking age in our country, so there is no reason to stop them as long as they want to. But then again, no matter the influence of beer and white wine on your body is great, it is basically harmful without any benefit. So I think you can stop drinking, and if you can't avoid it, drink less. Your body is your own.

I drink a lot in my freshman and sophomore years. Of course, I drink a lot, so I can only say that I won't get drunk and make a fool of myself on most occasions. Once our football team got together, I was a freshman at that time, and the seniors didn't forget to persuade us to have a drink between cups. Freshmen, sometimes, really can't wipe away their face. My little brother who is a Japanese freshman next to me first drank a box of 12 bottles, and then I couldn't remember a few bottles. In short, I was very uncomfortable when I returned to the dormitory, and I vomited and diarrhea.

Later, when I was in a mess, I consciously controlled myself to drink, because my stomach was not very good, and I probably knew what I was drinking since I drank so much. Just once, playing and drinking draft beer with my classmates in Qingdao really hurt my stomach, so I had a very good reason not to drink after that. With the introduction of clubs and student unions, juniors and seniors spend more time studying and drinking less.

In a word, in my short college wine field career, I summed up a little experience. That is, drinking is not necessary. As long as you refuse in a tactful way, your classmates and roommates will probably not stop playing with you because you don't drink. And now college students no longer have to drink at parties as before.