"If you feel lonely, go to Inner Mongolia to drink" makes sense. This shows that Mongols are more hospitable. Whether you go to Inner Mongolia alone or in groups, Inner Mongolians can get a big table of wine and meat to accompany you to the end. As a big province, Inner Mongolia is vast and sparsely populated. Because people are sparse, they are lonely, and drinking can make them familiar with each other. Inner Mongolians can't let go of this emotional weapon, so once they are on the wine table of Inner Mongolians, they should be prepared for a protracted war. As long as the cup is served, it can't be put down.

Inner Mongolia people are hospitable and are all masters of drinking. Men, women and children can drink it very much. They regard wine as a part of their daily life. Many times, I usually drink for work, so after a long time, I have developed a habit and it is not easy to get drunk. When you feel lonely, you come to Inner Mongolia alone, then you come to the right place. People who come here after three rounds of drinking have become friends, and there is a feeling that "wine meets bosom friends and a thousand cups are few".

And in Inner Mongolia, there is a big bowl of meat to drink at the dinner table. It is impossible to drink from a small cup like at home, but boldly change it into a big bowl, so as to have a good time. And we are friends when we drink, and we talk about everything. Since ancient times, the atmosphere has been very lively. If we can get rid of all emotions, we can enjoy this happy atmosphere happily.

Mongols are also quite powerful in persuading people to drink. Don't put the cup down as long as you hold it. How much you can drink is not a matter of how much you can drink, but depends on your feelings. As the saying goes, "deep feelings are boring, shallow feelings are drunk." Can you be shallow when you come to such a hospitable Inner Mongolia? It doesn't exist. Eating meat while drinking, we are friends after drinking, so all our loneliness disappears.