The English Meaning of Traditional Diet in China

1, unexpected change:

This means putting chopsticks on tables of different lengths before or during meals. This is unlucky. Usually we call it "three long and two short". It means "death". Because people in China used to think that people should be put into coffins after death, and when people put them in, the coffins are made up of two short boards, with three long boards at the bottom of both sides, and the coffins made of five boards together are just unlucky.

This means that the length of chopsticks will be lacking on the dining table before or during the meal. This practice is unlucky, and we usually call it "unexpected misfortune". It means "death". Because China people used to think that when they died in the future, they would put it in the coffin, but after people pretended to be gone, the lid of the coffin was not covered. There were two short boards on the left and right sides of the coffin, and there were three long boards at the bottom. The coffin made of five boards happened to be three long and two short, so this was extremely unlucky.

2. The fairy guide way:

2. The bonfire is immortal:

This practice is also extremely unacceptable. This method of holding chopsticks is to hold chopsticks with thumb and middle finger, ring finger and little finger, and the index finger is extended. This is called "cursing the street" in the eyes of Beijingers. Because when you eat, your index finger sticks out and always points at others. When Beijingers generally extend their index fingers to each other, most of them have the meaning of accusation. Therefore, pointing at people while eating with chopsticks is tantamount to accusing others, just like swearing, which is not allowed. There is another situation that means the same thing, that is, talking to others and pointing at people with chopsticks while eating.

This method is also very acceptable. This method is to use chopsticks, pinch chopsticks with thumb and middle finger, ring finger and little finger, and extend the index finger. This is called "Flower Street in the eyes of Beijingers". Because when eating, the forefinger sticks out, which always refers to others. Beijingers generally refer to other people's forefinger sticks out, mostly with the meaning of accusation. Therefore, people who eat with their fingers between chopsticks are tantamount to accusing others, which is also a curse and is also not allowed. There is also a situation that people use chopsticks when eating and talking with others.

3, pin sound:

3, product chopsticks phonograph:

This practice is not good either. The practice is to put one end of chopsticks in your mouth, carry it with your mouth, and hiss from time to time. This kind of behavior is considered despicable. Because it is impolite to eat chopsticks with your mouth, and it is even more annoying when accompanied by sound. Therefore, this practice is generally considered to be the lack of family education and is not allowed.

This is impossible, the way is to put one end of chopsticks in your mouth and put it back in your mouth to suck, without hissing. This is regarded as a new practice. Because it is impolite to suck chopsticks with your mouth while eating, and the accompanying sound is even more annoying. Generally speaking, this practice will be considered as a lack of family education, and it is also not allowed.

4. Knock on the cup:

4, hit the cup:

This kind of behavior is considered as a beggar begging, and its practice is to knock on vegetables with chopsticks while eating. Because in the past, only beggars hit the begging bowl with chopsticks, and the sound was accompanied by crying in their mouths, which would attract the attention of pedestrians and give alms. This practice is considered extremely despicable and despised by others.

This behavior is regarded as a beggar begging, and its practice is to hit the plate with chopsticks while eating. Because in the past, we could only beat the bowl of eggs with chopsticks, accompanied by the pleading sound in our mouths, so that pedestrians could pay attention and give alms. This practice is regarded as extremely cheap and will be despised by others.

5. Hold a city tour:

5. Sung Hoon holding chopsticks:

This practice is holding chopsticks in hand, doing nothing, using chopsticks to patrol the dishes on the table and see where to get chopsticks. This kind of behavior is a typical lack of self-cultivation, and arrogance is extremely disgusting.

This is holding chopsticks, looking for them on the dining table like no one else has cooked them, and knowing where the next chopsticks are. This behavior is a typical lack of training, and it is arrogant and rude.

6. Dig a grave:

6, fan chopsticks to dig the grave:

This refers to holding chopsticks in a dish in order to find prey, just like a grave robber. This practice is similar to "visiting the city", which is both uneducated and boring.

This refers to holding chopsticks instead of pulling on a plate in order to find prey, just like digging a grave in a grave. This is a similar practice of "fans chopsticks become great", which are all cultivated and boring.

7. Tears and beads:

7, some tears chopsticks:

In fact, this is when you pick up the dishes on your plate with chopsticks, your hands are clumsy, and the soup spills into other dishes or on the table. This practice is considered to be a serious faux pas, and it is also undesirable.

In fact, this is to use chopsticks to pick up the food on your plate, and your hands are not agile, so you can't eat the dishes or other dishes on the table. This practice is considered to be a serious faux pas, and it is also undesirable.

8. Reverse dry Kun:

8. Trading place:

That is to say, it is very despised to use chopsticks upside down when eating. Never knock chopsticks down because you are so hungry that you don't care about your face.

It refers to the use of chopsticks, which is looked down upon by people and is called a beggar, so that it is absolutely impossible to drop chopsticks regardless of everyone's face.

9. Shenzhen Dinghai:

9. Dinghai Shenzhen:

It is not acceptable to hold the dishes on the plate with chopsticks when eating, which is considered as a humiliation to the dining staff at the same table. Making such a move while eating is tantamount to putting up the middle finger in public in Europe, which means the same thing, and this is unacceptable.

It's not right to use chopsticks to hold food while eating, which is considered as a humiliation for people who eat at the table. Making such a move in a meal is tantamount to the European public's "extending a finger" to people, which means the same thing. This is impossible.

10, burning incense in public:

10, public sacrifice incense:

Often out of kindness, when helping others to fill their meals, it is convenient to put a pair of chopsticks in their meals and hand them to each other. It is regarded as disrespectful by people, because the tradition in Beijing is to do this when offering incense to the dead. If you insert a pair of chopsticks into your rice, it will be regarded as the same as offering incense to the dead. Therefore, it is absolutely unacceptable to put chopsticks in a bowl.

People often help others out of kindness. For convenience, they put a pair of chopsticks in rice and give them to each other. It is considered disrespectful, because it is the tradition in Beijing to burn incense for the dead. If a pair of chopsticks is inserted into rice, it will be regarded as incense with the dead. It is unacceptable to insert such chopsticks into the bowl.

1 1, cross:

1 1, cross:

This is often overlooked, and chopsticks are casually crossed on the table when eating. This is not right, because Beijingers think that crossing at the dinner table is a total denial of others at the same table, just like the nature of students' wrong homework being crossed by teachers in this book is unacceptable to others. In addition, this practice is also disrespectful to myself, because in the past, I only used a fork to confess when I was in court, which is undoubtedly denying myself, and this is also not acceptable.

This often doesn't attract people's attention, and chopsticks can easily cross the table when eating. This is wrong, because Beijingers think that putting a cross on the dining table is a denial to everyone else at the same table, just as students make mistakes in their homework and teachers put a cross on the dining table, which is unacceptable. In addition, this practice does not respect yourself, because it was a fork in the road when being sued in the past, which is undoubtedly denying yourself, which is impossible.

12, landing surprised God:

12, falling earthquake god:

The so-called "landing" means accidentally dropping chopsticks on the ground, which is a serious rude performance. Because Beijingers think that all ancestors are buried underground and should not be disturbed, it is a great unfilial act to disturb the ancestors underground when chopsticks fall on the ground, so this kind of behavior is not allowed. But there is a way to break it. As soon as the chopsticks land, you should quickly draw a cross on the ground with the chopsticks that have landed according to the direction in which you sit. Its direction is east and west first, then north and south. It means that I am not a thing, I should not disturb my ancestors, and then I will pick up chopsticks and say that I should die at the same time.

The so-called "falling earthquake god" means not catching the chopsticks that fell to the ground, which is a serious disrespect. Because Beijingers think that ancestors should not be disturbed when they are buried underground, it is unfilial to disturb their ancestors when chopsticks fall to the ground, so this kind of behavior is not allowed. But it violates a rule, but when the chopsticks land, it should whisper his/her direction and draw a cross on the ground. The first thing after north and south. You mean I'm not a thing, and I shouldn't disturb my ancestors, and then from chopsticks, I said he deserved to die.