Is it true that my brother works in Jinhua, Zhejiang, and doesn't eat jiaozi on New Year's Eve?

In Jinhua, we don't eat jiaozi on New Year's Eve. We all eat big fish and meat, steamed bread and meatballs and so on.

After crossing the Yangtze River, there should be fewer places to regard jiaozi as a daily staple food.

In Lanxi countryside, I eat pig's head during the New Year, and thank my family for their good health! ! Then I peeled off the pig's head and cut the plate. . I like ears and tongue [big gold teeth] best, and I don't eat them very much in jiaozi during the Spring Festival. . Anyway, basically fish, mutton and beef like these dishes, big fish and big meat haha

What to eat, jiaozi? Jinhua used to have only fried dumplings, which were snacks and breakfast. Jinhua has local Jinhua wonton, which jiaozi doesn't eat, and doesn't eat during the New Year.

During the Spring Festival, we like to eat chicken, duck, fish, seafood, some vegetables, two kinds of snacks and drinks, and make a big table dish. We are full of wine and food, and there is nothing wrong with jiaozi. Except occasionally, we hardly eat jiaozi twice a year.

Really, Jinhua people eat fish, rice, steamed bread and the like in the New Year. They don't have to eat jiaozi. If they want to eat, they have to cook some for everyone to taste.

In the south, people eat big fish and meat in the New Year, but there is nothing to eat in jiaozi.

It's true. I haven't eaten jiaozi in my thirties.

There are too many dishes on New Year's Eve. Except jiaozi. You can't eat less steamed bread and braised pork.

Meat is not a rarity in Zhejiang. The rarer things are, the more you eat during the New Year. Your jiaozi culture is unique to regional civilization. In our Yangtze River, it's rice, and we eat different things in the New Year.