Why do chopsticks have to be placed neatly on the right side of the rice bowl before eating?

In China, eating with chopsticks has been handed down from ancient times. Also called "chopsticks" in ancient times, the use of chopsticks in daily life is very particular. Generally, when we use chopsticks, the correct way to use chopsticks is to hold chopsticks with the right hand, hold the upper end of chopsticks with the thumb and forefinger, and hold chopsticks with the other three fingers naturally bent, and the two ends of chopsticks must be aligned.

In the use process, chopsticks must be placed neatly on the right side of the rice bowl before eating, and must be placed neatly in the middle of the rice bowl after eating. It is usually placed on the right side of the bowl. Most people hold chopsticks in their right hand when using chopsticks, so put chopsticks neatly on the right side of the rice bowl before eating, and after eating.

Although some people are left-handed and used to holding chopsticks with their left hand, the number is relatively small and should be placed on the right. Of course, if you are a close friend, you can also put it on the left, and it is best to sit at the far left seat of the table, otherwise you will often meet your neighbor in the process of eating.

Generally speaking, the correct way to use chopsticks in China is to hold them with your right hand. During use, chopsticks must be placed neatly on the right side of the rice bowl before eating and in the middle of the rice bowl after eating. Of course, some people are left-handed and used to holding chopsticks with their left hand. Therefore, it is suggested that left-handed friends sit in the leftmost seat at the dinner table, otherwise they will often meet their neighbors when eating. Judging from most table manners, I think it is more polite to put chopsticks on the right