In Chinese, the word assorted food is usually used to describe dishes made of different ingredients, which often appear in restaurants such as hot pot. However, in Russia, the word assorted has different meanings. In Russian, "шашлычныйнабор" means assorted food, which is usually used to describe barbecue stalls or restaurants.

Although the meaning of assorted food in Russian is different from that in Chinese, Russians also have their own assorted recipes. For example, in some Russian families, they will use yogurt or yogurt salad dressing with various vegetables, such as carrots, cucumbers and potatoes. Make a dish called yogurt and vegetable mixture, which tastes refreshing.

Besides serving as a side dish in barbecue stalls or restaurants, assorted foods have other applications in Russian culture. For example, in ballet, juggling refers to the adaptation of different ballet programs into a play for performance. In Russian folk art, there is another form of performance called "mashup", which mixes songs, music and folk sketches.