Red wine without a corkscrew, we can open the cork like this. Insert a few toothpicks evenly on the cork, then hold the toothpicks together with your hands and pull them upward with force, and the cork will be pulled out along with the toothpicks.

Insert the key gently and diagonally into the cork, then press down on the head of the key and turn the cork clockwise to remove the cork.

Or you can drive one part of the screw into the cork and leave the other part out, and use pliers to tighten the screw and pull it out along with the cork.

Take a towel and fold it over so that it is thick. Then pad the towel to the bottom of the wine bottle, so that the bottom of the wine bottle at an angle perpendicular to the wall, gently hit, moderate strength, hit a few times, you will find that the wine bottle cork came out a little bit, and then hit, and wait until the wine bottle cork came out most of the time, you can use your hands to pull the cork out.

Take out a cross-shaped screwdriver and cross-shaped nails, first press the nails hard into the cork, then use the screwdriver to screw the nails into the cork, and then take out a pair of tweezers that you normally use for eating, and use the tweezers to pry the nails and the cork out together.