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Who can understand the heartache behind the chef
There is a chef's segment on the Internet:

They flirt with the idea of having "three great weapons of love", namely, the love-breaking pot, the heartless spoon, and the heartless knife. As long as they hold the three weapons, they are destined not to eat the hottest meal, not to get off the earliest shift, and not to accompany their favorite person.

The year is coming to an end, many friends around the early booking of the New Year's Eve dinner, but the cooks of the Spring Festival, destined and ordinary people are different.

When people sit together **** enjoy the New Year's Eve dinner

Chefs are busy in the back of the kitchen

When people and their families immersed in the reunion

Chefs can only rely on the video greetings to the family

Delinquent?

Once you're in the kitchen, whether you're a new chef or a seasoned chef, the absence of a New Year's Eve dinner with your family is a must for all of them.

Chef Jane is a Michelin-starred chef. After decades in the business, Chef Kan admits that he has only had one New Year's Eve dinner with his family. On all other New Year's Days, he's had nothing to do with his family.

The distance from home makes it difficult to be with his parents. But to Chef Jane's credit, his parents never complained. When Chef Jane had a vacation and wanted to come back to see his parents, his parents responded by saying, "Son, it's only been a few days since your vacation, and it will take you two days to get back and forth on the road! You just have a good rest, no need to come back specially." --Family understanding is the strongest backing of the chefs.

Chef Jane's wife knows that the chef's profession is destined to be busy, and she can't even be with him on New Year's Eve. "He is also trying to give us a better life. So I will support the family for him so that he can save some heartache." -- Family support is the strongest motivation for chefs.

The more the holidays go by, the busier the cooks get,

those traditional holidays that belong only to other people's families.

Becoming a good chef takes time and experience,

but it also can't be separated from the family's silent support and understanding in the background.