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How do you say the rhymes of newspaper names?
The tongue twister of "Caicai Ming" is as follows:

Steamed mutton, steamed bear's paw, steamed deer tail, roast duck, roast chicken, roasted goose, braised salted duck, braised chicken, bacon, pine flower, small belly, dried meat, sausage, assorted soup, smoked chicken, braised eight-treasure pig, stewed duck rice, canned pheasant, canned quail, assorted halogen and braised chicken.

Stir-fried carp, soft-fried tenderloin, soft-fried chicken, assorted sausage sleeves, sesame oil rolls, fried fresh mushrooms, fried fish breast, fried fish belly, fried pork slices with vinegar, fried white mushrooms, stewed three fresh, fried whitebait and stewed eel.

Stir-fried chicken, stir-fried chicken, crispy chicken, stir-fried diced chicken, stir-fried chicken nuggets, diced Sam Sun, diced Babao, steamed magnolia slices, fried shrimp, stir-fried kidney flower, stir-fried tendon, fried sea cucumber in pan, fried cabbage in pan, stir-fried sea cucumber, water frog, osmanthus wings, steamed wings and fried flies.

Sauteed meat, red meat pot, white meat pot, chrysanthemum pot, pheasant pot, Yuanxiao pot, miscellaneous noodle pot, water chestnut pot, soft fried bird, dragon and tiger eggs, red lips, hump, velvet antler, bear's paw, suckling pig, suckling duck, striped pig, hanging furnace sheep, steamed sauce meat.

Braised meat, dried eggplant, duck soup, crab broth, Sanxian Mu Zhi soup, red meatballs, white meatballs, fried meatballs, Sanxian meatballs, Four Joy Meetballs, fried meatballs, sunflower meatballs, fried meatballs and tofu meatballs.

The source of the work

The name of this newspaper was compiled by Li Deyang, a crosstalk performer who performed in Beijing and Tianjin in the1920s. At the beginning of its creation, the Manchu-Chinese banquet used the name of the dish, so the name of the dish was also called Manchu-Chinese banquet.

In the early years of the Republic of China, the National Government cancelled all preferential treatment for the Qing Dynasty. Since then, there have been two protagonists in this work: one is a degenerate dude of the A Qing Dynasty, and the other is a Beijinger who was fed up with the cowardice of the Qing Dynasty and finally "turned over serfs and sang songs". One day, they met in the street, and the story began.