Chinese wine glass culture has a long history, dating back to the ancient period thousands of years ago. In ancient times, wine was seen as an indispensable element in social, religious and celebratory activities, and the drinking glass became part of the culture.

Wine vessels found in ancient bronzes, such as bronze jue and gu, show the prosperity of ancient wine culture. These vessels were often beautifully made and engraved with various patterns, reflecting the values and aesthetic standards of the society at the time.

In different stages of history, different dynasties and regions formed a unique wine culture, such as the long neck cup of the Tang Dynasty, the porcelain wine cup of the Song Dynasty. Wine glasses are also often associated with scholars, banquet etiquette and religious ceremonies, and have become part of culture, art and social interaction.

In general, Chinese wine glass culture carries a profound historical heritage, reflecting the Chinese people's unique understanding and attention to wine as a dietary cultural element.