In the chapter "aramis's Paper" in three musketeers, aramis added eggs to D 'Daniang's dinner on the fast day, and told D 'Daniang that this was a serious violation of the canon, because chickens could hatch in the eggs (aramis was going to be a god at that time, so he could not eat meat on the fast day, so he could only add eggs to D 'Daniang). It can be seen that eggs are carnivorous in the Catholic Church. In China, I have never heard that monks can eat eggs, and plants are called meat-such as onions, garlic and leeks. Animals are called fish-meat and eggs. Eating eggs on the first day and fifteenth day is vegetarian, but eggs are not allowed. Is the egg meat or vegetarian? Should vegetarians eat eggs? This question really stumbles many vegetarians. Nowadays, many vegetarians will eat eggs laid by laying hens, which are unfertilized and cannot hatch chickens. So in theory, they didn't break the commandment of killing. However, vegetarianism is not only for keeping precepts, but more importantly, compassion for all beings. Eggs come from a wide range of sources, and it is impossible to know whether they are born by laying hens. It is out of compassion and to avoid eating the meat of all beings by mistake, so it is better not to eat eggs at all. Lose a little appetite and want to achieve infinite merit. Eggs are born by hens, and hens are animals, which is what you call' meat'. Then his descendants are naturally animals. Although the eggs we eat now cannot hatch, the tissues and cells inside are all animal genes. Answer: It's meat Interviewee: Anonymous 7-28 20:34 Vegetarian food is an important part of China's diet system, which is mainly fresh and quiet, which is a remarkable feature that distinguishes vegetarianism from meat. Fresh and plain vegetables are really delicious on earth and occupy a place in our food culture. Another feature of vegetarianism is its diverse colors and exquisite production. The cooking skills of vegetarian dishes mainly lie in color, aroma and taste, not in shape. Because the best vegetarian food lies in its own characteristics, without its own inherent characteristics, it will not be delicious. First of all, it is certain that eggs are definitely not "meat dishes". Real meat dishes refer to warm and seasoned vegetables, that is, garlic, leeks, onions and canals (as if they were like lilies). Buddhists believe that eating it will make people lust, so they should not eat it. The meat we usually talk about is "fishy" food (that's how fishy meat comes from). Buddhists avoid killing, so they avoid fishy dishes. Eggs depend on whether they are fertilized or not. A fertilized egg should be able to hatch chicks, so it is alive and therefore fishy. The unfertilized eggs can't hatch chickens, and eating them is not killing, so they are vegetarian. But people who don't eat any part of animals, including eggs and milk. In addition, the above-mentioned "protein is a meat dish" (meat dishes here should refer to dishes with fishy smell) is definitely wrong. Protein is an essential nutrient for human body. If you don't take it for a long time, it won't be long before you die of malnutrition (remember the big-headed doll incident that made a lot of noise a while ago, because those children were short of milk powder from protein for a long time). Monks and people who fast for a long time don't lack protein, because many vegetables also contain protein. For example, beans are the most abundant plants with protein, and their protein is only slightly inferior to meat.