Some netizens ate rice porridge and praised: a bowl of Chaoshan rice porridge, three thousand rabbits.
This metaphor can't be more accurate! There is a saying in Chaoshan folk houses called "Chaozhou CuO, the palace rises", which means that the architectural style and characteristics of Chaoshan folk houses are modeled after the structure of the Forbidden City in Beijing, and can be comparable to the Forbidden City. In the eyes of netizens, the "royal complex" of Chaoshan people is not only reflected in the folk houses, but also on the tip of the tongue-rice porridge is the "emperor" and countless salty things are "harem beauties".
Dear, your praise of Chaoshan porridge is too grounded, thank you! Yes, only Chaoshan people who have a sharp mouth and know how to enjoy life will mix ordinary rice porridge and miscellaneous salt into a unique and unrepeatable "emperor porridge, Kerry cuisine". This kind of creative thinking should be listed as the intangible cultural heritage of the global village.