An old classmate held a wedding, and I went to the banquet to celebrate, giving a gift of 600 yuan.
On the banquet table, there were several brand-new Wuliangye bottles that hadn’t been opened. Throughout the entire meal, no one at the table was willing to open them. When the banquet ended, I was quietly calculating: I’d already given 600, so I might as well take one bottle home with me, just to get a bit back.
After I got home, I looked it up online—turns out this bottle of wine costs as much as 1350 yuan, far exceeding the 600 I’d given. I was secretly pleased, thinking that this trip had turned out to be a big bargain.
But as soon as I set the bottle on the coffee table, my phone popped up a message from that old classmate, and it instantly sent a chill down my scalp.
The message said: "The Wuliangye on the table today is meant for returning gifts. For each table, guests who give enough should take one bottle back — at least 800 per guest. You gave 600, which isn’t up to the standard. Sorry!
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