Food stalls are lively and unrestrained, allowing people to enjoy delicious food, a few mouthfuls of cold beer, a few dishes of stir-fry, talk with friends and gossip with stall owners, which is a warm culture that other food shops can't provide. Here in the food stall, you really don't have to be restrained. No matter you are a senior official or a poor diaosi, do as the Romans do in front of the food stall. Maybe many people think that food stalls are unsanitary and sloppy. It's not that Cantonese people don't pay attention to it, but they have taken this phenomenon for granted, and they don't care so much about drinking and drinking! ?

Food stalls give people a real and beautiful feeling. Because the relationship between people is direct. No matter waiting in line, making noise or even quarreling, it is a very common part of life, and many of them are the fun of life itself. The food stall reaction itself is a part of ordinary people under fireworks! It is also the most real part.

A food stall shop may be a small kitchen with a few rows of tables outside. When guests come, they will take the initiative to greet the boss or when there are few people, the boss will come directly to ask you what to eat. After ordering, they will sit on the side of the road, riding in the cool wind, wearing vests, T-shirts and jerseys, and kicking slippers. They speak authentic Cantonese and argue about the number of dice on the table, sometimes whispering, sometimes talking loudly, and sometimes holding hands. There are more than a dozen empty wine bottles under the table, some standing and some lying across. Don't care about the environment, don't care about wine and food, food stalls are a space for a tight life and a chance for a tired body to rest. ?

Food stalls are grounded. It is precisely because of this that many people like food stalls, like the freedom of food stalls, and like the fireworks of food stalls. They may be mediocre all their lives, but they will never be inferior here! ?