Does Hailufeng belong to Chaoshan?

Hailufeng does not belong to Chaoshan.

Hailufeng is another name for Shanwei City. It is located in the south of Guangdong Province, on the east bank of the Pearl River Delta, separated from Taiwan Province Province by water, with Red Bay and Jieshi Bay in the east, the southern foot of Lianhua Mountain in the east, Huilai County in the east, Huidong County in the west, Meizhou City and Zijin County in the north and the South China Sea in the south.

The Chaoshan area in history is recognized as eight Chaozhou towns in chaozhou people at home and abroad: all the eight Chaozhou towns belong to the original Chaozhou county, and their sense of identity began in the third year of Qianlong in Qing Dynasty (1738) after Fengshun county was established by the imperial court. Businessmen from Eight Towns have set up a large number of clubs named after Eight Towns in Chaozhou all over the world while shuttling between business circles at home and abroad, and the name of Eight Towns in Chaozhou is widely circulated.

Today's Chaoshan area is the ancient eight cities of Chaozhou, covering three prefecture-level cities of Chaozhou, Shantou and Jieyang.

Shanwei city is different from Shantou city.

Expanding information on the eating habits of Hai Lufeng

The eating habits in Hailufeng area are close to those in southern Fujian, and influenced by Guangzhou area, they gradually converge to the strengths of the two families, each with its own flavor. It has absorbed the essence of cuisines from all over the world, gained a great reputation and become a famous Chinese and foreign cuisine. Cuisine pays attention to knife modeling, and cooking skills are good at stewing, stewing, burning, frying, steaming, frying and soaking.

Cooking seafood, soup and beets is the most distinctive. The taste is still fresh, gloomy but not greasy. Love to use fish sauce, sand tea sauce, plum cake sauce, red vinegar and other seasonings. Famous dishes with flavor include roast goose, paste pot, clear soup crab balls, oil-soaked snail balls, crepe sweet meat, Taiji taro and so on.

There are many kinds of traditional snacks in Shanwei, which are well-known, including millet, beef patties, casserole, leek jiaozi, winter festival pigeons, pork rolls, thousand-layer cakes, vegetable tea, salty tea, flat food and so on.

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