King cobra is a poisonous snake. Making wine with poisonous snakes is a joke. Soaking wine is very common in Chinese traditional folk life. In addition to brewing wine, it is also popular in many places to make wine with something that strengthens the body. Generally speaking, we use Lycium barbarum to soak wine, and the efficacy of Lycium barbarum naturally needs no elaboration. What's more, some people use all kinds of? Whip? Used as raw materials for brewing wine, which one is based on? What do you eat to make up for it? The concept of nature goes without saying. By soaking these? Whip? What is the purpose of drinking this wine for aphrodisiac? Arabian nights? . Contrary to its original intention, alcohol will affect the liver function of human body, leading to a large increase in estrogen, which is completely different from the original intention of drinkers. The most ridiculous thing is that in the thousands of years of history in China, this method of soaking wine with poison as the primer has existed for more than 1000 years. All kinds of five poisons are jaw-dropping, such as poisonous scorpions, poisonous snakes and fish gall. These poisons have lived in wine for several years. People who drink this wine call them? Fight poison with poison? I wonder if those who drink are really stronger. Anyway, Bian Xiao looked at this huge glass container with long snakes and all kinds of poisons hanging in it, and she had no appetite, let alone a bite. Besides, soaking wine with poison is very harmful. Over the years, it is not unheard of how many people have soaked wine with poisonous snakes, but they have been bitten to death by poisonous snakes that have been soaked for several years. First of all, it is said that this glass container is airtight enough. If it's not good enough, then this poisonous snake is not dead at all. In addition, poisonous snakes, especially king cobra and bamboo leaf green, are very toxic. The medicinal liquor soaked with them is dangerous for both internal and external use, and their snake venom can penetrate into the skin, thus affecting liver function.