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If judged by the history of heavy consumption in the Chinese nation, which of the following wines should be called national wines.( )

A. Yellow Rice Wine
B. Wine
C. Beer
D. Liquor (or shochu)

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Among the traditional wines that the Chinese nation began to brew in large quantities and drank widely, the oldest is ( ) and the shortest is ( ).

A. Wine
B. Yellow Rice Wine
C. Beer
D. Liquor (or shochu)

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In the long history of human evolution and the process of civilization, food is ( ).

A. The foundation of human civilization.
B. The iconic genes that shape national culture.
C. Necessities for human survival.
D. The main reason for promoting social development.

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Civilization, especially ideology and culture, is the soul of a country and a nation. No matter which country or nation does not cherish its own ideology and culture and lose the soul of ideology and culture, this country and this nation will not be able to stand up. ( )

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Liquor (shochu) is the earliest liquor invented by the ancestors of the Chinese nation and has the longest history of drinking, so it is called "national liquor" by Chinese of today. ( )

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If judged by the history of heavy consumption in the Chinese nation, which of the following wines should be called national wines.( )

A. Yellow Rice Wine B. Wine C. Beer D. Liquor (or shochu)

Among the traditional wines that the Chinese nation began to brew in large quantities and drank widely, the oldest is ( ) and the shortest is ( ).

In the long history of human evolution and the process of civilization, food is ( ).

Civilization, especially ideology and culture, is the soul of a country and a nation. No matter which country or nation does not cherish its own ideology and culture and lose the soul of ideology and culture, this country and this nation will not be able to stand up. ( )

Liquor (shochu) is the earliest liquor invented by the ancestors of the Chinese nation and has the longest history of drinking, so it is called "national liquor" by Chinese of today. ( )

A. Yellow Rice Wine
B. Wine
C. Beer
D. Liquor (or shochu)