Jiaozi or noodles at first?

You can eat jiaozi and noodles at first.

Chufu is a solar term in the traditional lunar calendar, which refers to the beginning of the first rainy day in summer. In China, it is a custom to eat jiaozi or noodles on the first night, which can ward off evil spirits and protect health.

Jiaozi and noodles, as traditional staple foods in China, have special meanings and symbolic meanings in this special period. First of all, jiaozi symbolizes reunion and integrity. Because jiaozi is shaped like an ingot, eating jiaozi symbolizes wealth and good luck. Noodles symbolize longevity and health, because the length of noodles is related to longevity.

At the same time, jiaozi and noodles have different tastes because of their different ingredients and making methods. There are many kinds of fillings in jiaozi, and you can choose different tastes according to your personal preference. At the same time, its thin skin and filling foot are also deeply loved by people. Noodles, on the other hand, help to increase the satiety of the body, and can be matched with various ingredients, so that people can enjoy the delicious food more in the process of tasting.

The shape of the common jiaozi:

1. Traditional shape: The traditional jiaozi is usually half-moon, with curved sides and a slight depression in the middle. This shape is the most common and classic appearance of jiaozi, and it is also the impression of most people on jiaozi.

2. Flower-shaped: The flower-shaped jiaozi is specially treated in the process of jiaozi folding, which makes the edge of jiaozi petal-shaped. This shape of jiaozi looks more exquisite and beautiful, giving people a sense of art.

3. Strip: In addition to the common half-moon jiaozi, there is also a strip jiaozi. This kind of jiaozi wraps the skin and stuffing together and then cuts them into long strips, similar to short noodles. The strip jiaozi is unique and creative, giving people a unique feeling.